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December Medium/Long Range Discussion


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2 hours ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Yeah, it's not as good. Real issue is we just don't get the rates we need to force a flip with marginal temperatures. Need a stronger and sharper vort and we don't get it this run.

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This is exactly the theme we have been seeing last few years.   Now with that said we see the potential and we are a little under a week out so changes will be abound good or worse. My expectations are learned to be in check for sure.

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2 hours ago, stormtracker said:

You all know damn well you can't have a proper storm without me.

But seriously, been hella busy with work and now down here in South Carolina with fam for Thankskgiving, I really had no idea until Mappy texted me.  Glad I wasn't checking tho..this one seems to be going in the wrong direction?   I dunno, haven't been following.

 

Welcome home Randy!

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First mention of dec 2 system from LWX

Forecast confidence decreases markedly by Tuesday. On the synoptic
scale a shortwave embedded within a much broader longwave trough
encompassing much of the CONUS is expected to lift northeastward out
of the base of the longwave trough and interact with what should be
a sharp baroclinic zone in place along the East Coast. Various
sources of both deterministic and ensemble guidance show a large
amount of spread with respect to what will ensue with this system.
Some solutions show large precipitation totals, while others show
little precipitation at all. Some show snow, some show a wintry mix,
and others show plain rain. As is typical, temperatures look to be
colder the further north and west one goes, so those locations have
a greater chance to experience wintry precipitation if it were to
occur. It`s too early to get into details at this point, but this
system will be one to monitor over the next several days, as it has
at least a chance to bring portions of the area their first wintry
precipitation event of the year.
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6 hours ago, winter_warlock said:

Icon at 120. Big slug of moisture primed in the gulf!!

 

 

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Now if that takes an A track over Atlanta then DC looks good and if it cuts and then supposedly transfers we might get some warm front overrunning snow and then drizzle 

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Gfs also has two vorts in one system, which it didn’t have before. 

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Previous run:

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This tells me that gfs may be struggling to resolve active pieces of energy off the pacific and rounding the bottom of the TPV. We’ll see whether these vorts get consolidated back into one like previously, or whether one vort is “favored” over the other. That can result in big differences in both track and timing, and of course ptype. 

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