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January Medium/Long Range Discussion


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2 minutes ago, yoda said:

Quite the tight snowfall gradient on the 18z RGEM... worse than 12z definitely... but goes from nothing for Ji to like 6 inches for me lol

Almost trended towards looking like a usable piece of guidance. I remember it having a cold bias previously... it and the HDRPS surely have a constant issue with overdoing banding/QPF. Noticed it in the summer too.

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One more post before I allow myself to enjoy my New Year's Eve and not track a storm I won't be in Virginia for: the GEFS/EPS look pretty similar. If I was setting expectations and was currently in Arlington, I'd allow myself to be hopeful but take the ensemble blend and see a pretty likely outcome. YMMV. 

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3" qpf, a miracle would do it

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We need the GOA Low to trend more SW/dig more. I've seen it, actually this is a common model trend for the same timeframe as we get closer(1st low breaking in a pattern). The problem is, I think we can reestablish -PNA a bit (red circle). GOA Low stays strong and digs more, we have a snowstorm. 1:10 odds I'd say, full phase 1:50. 

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(I have a feeling not everyone is reading my posts)

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