brooklynwx99
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Everything posted by brooklynwx99
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it spitting out 3”/hr rates in E PA was a big red flag. just not happening in this setup -
lol RGEM has totally caved
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straight up cave from the RGEM
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lol this is a wild trend from the EPS at this range
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really nice trend to sharpen the vort on the EPS
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to be fair, it was very washed out a couple of days ago
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ECMWF is a really nice hit. 3-6" area wide
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GEFS shifted SE with the snowfall axis from 06z pretty notably
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RGEM finally coming back down to earth. vort is a good bit less amped
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RGEM is finally coming back down to earth
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January Medium/Long Range: A snowy January ahead?
brooklynwx99 replied to mappy's topic in Mid Atlantic
this is concerning for midweek. needs to be monitored
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this is pretty concerning for midweek
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GFS crushes the metro again
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the RGEM has 3”/hr rates over E PA. i’m almost tossing on that alone. this system isn’t capable of that
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the RGEM has 3”/hr rates over E PA. i’m almost tossing on that alone. this system isn’t capable of that
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lemme show you a couple of three solutions
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kinda hilarious that this is the difference between the RGEM, ECWMF, and GFS
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kinda hilarious that this is the difference between the RGEM, ECWMF, and GFS
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EPS basically held serve. maybe a bit more precip NW
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conventional wisdom would have you blend, bringing you to an AIFS/GFS type solution, but who knows
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conventional wisdom would have you blend, bringing you to an AIFS/GFS type solution, but who knows
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ECMWF is 2-4" for all. not bad whatsoever
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if you look on the OP, you can see the mean trough over the Midwest weaken a bit, which helps to flatten the overall downstream flow a bit. hence the more zonal yet consolidated PVA
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yup, vort is tightened up even more, but heights aren't much higher downstream. makes everyone happy from PHL to BOS
