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March 2023 Obs/Disco


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5 minutes ago, George001 said:

Looking at the thermals there’s a warm layer at around 700mb but it’s colder closer to the surface. That warm layer gets pretty far north, above freezing into southern NH/VT. If the gfs has the right idea with this setup I wouldn’t want to be anywhere near the roads….

Thermal talk at D7 is useless. 

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15 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

The ensembles connect the SER to the NAO approximately the same time as the system is expected to occur. Wouldn't this lead to more of a GFS outcome? I don't want a rain event however trying to learn.

None of the Ensemble runs do this on this run. You've been listening to qq_dooshmega and that other troll too much. Do your own work, you know where to find the information yourself!

 

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I agree this synoptic setup is not a ridge linking up…there’s a clear 50/50 signal in between the positive height anomalies. Here’s 144h right as the storm is gearing up to form..the SE ridge offshore (more like a WAR there) puts my suppression concerns lower on the list…so I agree with scooter that this doesn’t really look like a whiff storm. I’d be more worried about ptype  

 

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