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Mid to Long Term Discussion 2017


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Next system to close out the year is also over the Midwest (well north) but diving southeast into colder air this time.  It has some snow moving into W NC at 234. 

Not a good run, but it does have some redeeming qualities.  Ridging moves from NE Canada down into Hudson Bay with a PV lobe moving into SE Canada.  Just need a southward adjustment to the overall height field, and the waves to dig a bit more....not way off.

 

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2 minutes ago, griteater said:

Next system to close out the year is also over the Midwest (well north) but diving southeast into colder air this time.  It has some snow moving into W NC at 234. 

Not a good run, but it does have some redeeming qualities.  Ridging moves from NE Canada down into Hudson Bay with a PV lobe moving into SE Canada.  Just need a southward adjustment to the overall height field, and the waves to dig a bit more....not way off.

 

think the ensembles will fix it?

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14 minutes ago, FallsLake said:

Also, as many stated in previous post, the CAD would be stronger if this depiction was to verify. It would force the low to transfer farther south, extending the CAD (in area and time).

CAD is the one weather feature that usually looks better for the SE as we move closer in time. 

And usually with these type of systems most of the precip usually comes on the front end and faster than depicting of the model.  Systems like these often have dry slots too.  So good chance once the temps warm aloft precip cuts down.  Interesting though that's what's happening on this 6z run between hours 192-198. 850 trough swings through and mid levels start drying out. 

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