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Winter model mehhem or mayhem nature will decide


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43 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

 

That's a decent decrease from 12z to 00z.... looks like we lost the bigger ticket events with the few hugger tracks dropping the 15-30" amounts everywhere and skewing the mean high have disappeared.

Yea, the big hitting huggers have practically vanished unfortunately. Still have 48hrs, imo, to get a true picture but the clustering has really tightened for an offshore eastern zone event. 

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I'm good with the Euro track.  No need to see a track any closer at this point unless we see it bomb out sooner.  Lower levels are tickling 0c at 925mb and lower.  This is not our traditional storm track set up.  We have a strong high pressure to our west and a modeled strong storm to our east.  This will have a pretty broad qpf field thrown back into the cold side of this storm.

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27 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Theres always the navgem ticking closer every run. 

navgem_z500_mslp_eus_19.png

We were just talking about this in the NYC forum.  A Met on twitter posted the NavGEM is likely far west because it is not resolving the idea of the convection forcing the further east low development the other models are catching onto.

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