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December Medium/Long Range Discussion


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i would wait to call 12/2-3 dead until the nov 30 storm happens. 36 hours out from then and there's still lots discrepancy between models. indy doesn't know whether they're going to get 8 inches of snow or just plain rain rn

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6 hours ago, WEATHER53 said:

That high  running off Maine just as it starts is no good for 12/2.  
Further west  by 350 miles is needed

100% correct. 

Possible, but the 12-2 system has the deck stacked against it. 

No 50-50 low,  no Lakes to New England H.P. as a cold air source.

And of course, our long time drought pattern that no one fully understands is again an aggravating factor.  The GFS dropped the QPF from 1.48" for Augusta at 06  11-27 to .60" at 06  11-28.  I don't have enough fingers to count how many times this has happened during the past 4 months.   

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GFS vortmax is further north than we'd want based on "my lack of formal training" experience.  Euro is further south, but still not completely ideal.  That's been a trend for the last couple years...northern stream is either too far north or flatting the southern stream.  At this point, I just want a storm that reminds me that we can in fact get a southern stream dominant wave that drops an inch of precip over the region.

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