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Meteorological Super Bowl During AFC Championship? 1/23-1/24, Part II


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Have a question. Why does the GFS have that drop off to the east while the rgem is not as dramatic? Which is most likely correct?

 

I'm leaning toward the RGEM...GFS shuts down the fronto pretty quickly, but I am of the opinion that the models in general have been doing that too quickly...they were doing it to NYC 24 hours ago. I don't expect 20" off to the east, but I also don't expect SW CT to get buried while Newport, RI chokes on dry air...that doesn't make much sense to me unless you have a big high or big confluence to the northeast such as PDI (Feb 1979) or something like Jan 27-28, 2004.

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Canadian was a big flag IMO to the band. Might even get to 84 in good shape. But yeah...I know there will be dry air...but it's tough to see UUU choking on exhaust with west of them in good snows. HRRR whether it's right or not..makes sense. Maybe a big initial pulse. Then, you get a weakening before a second surge of WAA moves in..something like that.

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