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brooklynwx99

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  1. i'd much rather pull this thing NW than SE at this range, that's for certain
  2. it literally happens all the time. nobody here cares about what happens in Gary, Indiana
  3. i think it ends up a bit too disorganized in the end. odd, looked promising. not a big deal, though, it's one OP run
  4. run should be good. initial vort is stronger, ridge out west is taller. should dig more, if nothing else
  5. looking under the hood, UKMET actually increased confluence pretty dramatically and the trough orientation is more favorable this run
  6. the CMC has been lost, though. it's completely changed the trough orientation over the last couple of days. seems like everything is moving towards the ECMWF
  7. this run is going to be awesome. better trough orientation over the Rockies along with more confluence what a gorgeous look we have now
  8. confluence is much stronger this run. big shift towards the ECMWF
  9. that kind of setup is an actual possibility with a -EPO/+PNA, undercutting SW trough, and displaced TPV, but I digress
  10. pretty sure the control is just a lower-resolution version of the OP that they run the ensemble off of
  11. the control would be a MECS lmao. northern stream outruns the main S/W and provides confluence
  12. EPS is actually more amplified with the vort. wonder if some of those lows develop later and bring precip in
  13. no wonder it's acting more like a moderate event right now at 500mb for this month
  14. yes it is. also allows colder air to actually stick around
  15. tuesday. the GFS shifted significantly towards the ECMWF's handling of the event. it lets vorticity move out ahead, establishing more confluence. then, it trails energy that tries to amplify into the confluence. this is what the ECMWF does
  16. @snowman19 you're probably going to be correct in that this is a super Nino, so kudos for that, but I think you see my point. although it is a super Nino based on ONI, it likely strays from the typical EP super Nino conventions
  17. at least the GFS has a predictable bias and you can forecast against it
  18. the upcoming stretch (and in the end, January on the mean, in all likelihood) likely ends up more similar to something like Jan 2003 than those winters
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