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March 11-12 Potential Storm


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4 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

Good:  it came way north 

bad: I don't like the look of a suppression then late phase and hook up the coast. That's a typical Nina way to screw us over. 

Better than its 00z run.  I will take 0.4-0.5 frozen (hopefully) QPF from this run and like it

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7 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

Good:  it came way north 

bad: I don't like the look of a suppression then late phase and hook up the coast. That's a typical Nina way to screw us over. 

0.1 for us in March won't do a lot. but at least it came north. 

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WPC discussion tosses 12z GFS. Says it’s less likely to verify. CMC more consistent. With that in mind and seeing the UK coming north and likely a formidable coastal storm given high QPF from central VA to Cape Cod...I think we are still in this. Honestly. Players on the field, just not in sync yet. 

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8 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

Good:  it came way north 

bad: I don't like the look of a suppression then late phase and hook up the coast. That's a typical Nina way to screw us over. 

So that look drives the primary into WV then transfers over is and sends the low northeast?  

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26 minutes ago, HighStakes said:

I'm in agreement but when do they make a move. I'm not one who panics but I really thought we would see a better 12z suite.

The 12z suite as a whole wasn't terrible, imo. Seems like we saw a few more positive steps with some models than negative ones...fasten your seatbelts, lol

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GEPS has been consistently getting better over the last several runs, and the MSLP off OBX has barely budged in the last 2 days.  First some caveats:  we're getting to the point at which the global ops start outperforming ensembles, and there's probably a lot of rain in here.  But today's GEPS run was the best of them all.  Almost certainly the best of the winter.  Only 3/21 members give me less than 1".  I can't figure out how to create a GEPS mean snowfall map, so... enjoy.

sk7lspW.gif

(The above are all through 12z on 03/13)

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3 minutes ago, cae said:

GEPS has been consistently getting better over the last several runs, and the MSLP off OBX has barely budged in the last 2 days.  First some caveats:  we're getting to the point at which the global ops start outperforming ensembles, and there's probably a lot of rain in here.  But today's GEPS run was the best of them all.  Almost certainly the best of the winter.  Only 3/21 members give me less than 1".  I can't figure out how to create a GEPS mean snowfall map, so... enjoy.

sk7lspW.gif

(The above are all through 12z on 03/13)

Gotta love the member 1 that gives the Winchester area 3-4 feet and the rest of the nw burbs 2-3 feet. lol. 

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1 minute ago, yoda said:

I would guess that GEPS member #1 would be a lot of NW VA fantasy run lol

@cae sorry if this has been asked already, but where do you get that?  Can I get the link for it?

http://dd.weather.gc.ca/ensemble/naefs/grib2/raw

1 minute ago, mappy said:

he has been making them himself

Right.  I've been using Panoply.  Not too hard once you get the hang of it.

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2 minutes ago, yoda said:

Ah, thank you for letting me know.  And thank you for posting the two images of the CMC ENS above

welcome

1 minute ago, cae said:

http://dd.weather.gc.ca/ensemble/naefs/grib2/raw

Right.  I've been using Panoply.  Not too hard once you get the hang of it.

oh, nice you do have a link to them. wasn't sure. but i knew you were making them :)

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