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Winter 2014/15 Med/Long Range Discussion Part 3


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It's winter Alek, we're not going to see a deluge of precipitation. Your pessimism is worse than mine, and that's hard to accomplish.

 

Agree.  Don't expect big storms in this regime (barring an amped up superclipper I suppose) but it could be worse in terms of tracking.

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Pretty strong signal from the ncep and globals of a massive storm taking shape in the southern plains day 8-10.   Powerhouse arctic high dropping in on the lee side of the rockies as well.   Huge questions obviously but this sucker has potential....gfs is suppressing it, (as expected but the ggem looks like it would come further north).

 

Probably our best 10 day fantasy potential in awhile.   Flame away lol.

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Pretty strong signal from the ncep and globals of a massive storm taking shape in the southern plains day 8-10.   Powerhouse arctic high dropping in on the lee side of the rockies as well.   Huge questions obviously but this sucker has potential....gfs is suppressing it, (as expected but the ggem looks like it would come further north).

 

Probably our best 10 day fantasy potential in awhile.   Flame away lol.

:facepalm:

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can you clarify when something in the medium to long range ISN'T throwing straws? Or maybe we can continue to use this thread to talk about whether a ****ing snowpack is weather. :lol:

In a season where the models can't even get it together with a storm within 36 hours, it's especially hard to take any of their "signals" 7-10 days out seriously. This is not 2007-2008 any more sadly (where a long range storm was almost guaranteed to happen with NW adjustments).

As far as the snowpack discussion, as long as some can cease equating weather hobbyists with lovers of non-weather aspects of winter, it's all good. Somehow at some point, that line got blurred...:P

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