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1/25-1/26 Snow Threat


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It was, the 500 is quite a bit better than the 12Z version.

The euro has been consistent showing the vort tracking under us and the low firming to our southeast and stalling. It's been a weak mess though. Gfs inconsistent jumps make me believe that track right now. Issue is does this amp a bit as we get closer. I think it does.

ETA: besides this super clipper is the type of storm we can score with lately.

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18 z gfs was a step towards what we need.

 

 

It was,  the 500 is quite a bit better than the 12Z version. 

 

 

Almost identical in many ways to the 0z run last night. New GFS is jumpier than the old one.

 

Totally agree.  It's not great, but it is a step back in the right direction.  The vort pass looks better, and the 850 low looks a bit stronger (though it still skims to our north).  GFS does seem to have been all over the place with this; not sure if it's endemic to the new version or just this particular system.  We'll see if this is a blip or something real that will continue for the better.  Hard to say at this point.

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Yeah, NAM really looks way better tonight.  Maybe the Mitchnick rule is true.

if you look at the precip, it is eerily similar to yesterday's in NVA and MD as far as cut-off/areas with qpf

for example, while BWI gets .61", PHL gets .25"

yesterday, BWI did real well and PHL got screwed relatively speaking with qpf

 

 

EDIT: apparently, something to do with the location of the mean trough this year?

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