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Nov 28-30th Post Turkey Day Wintry Potential


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Based on recent multiyear trends... 
 
- Nice long range signal (check)
- 3 days out, epic Euro run (check)
- South, Drier, Weaker trend to begin (pending)
- Model rug pull within 30 hours (pending)
- 1-2" actual result (pending) 

2” for Naperville. Final call.
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15 minutes ago, Stebo said:

I don't think it will be that prolific but I would lean more right than left. Mostly because we are rapidly running out of time for a rug pull. The amount of cold air in place is going to do work and with the current system being as strong as it will be it limits the cutability of this one.

agreed, we've seen drastic shifts in this timeframe when a strong system is currently ongoing and not out of the region yet, which alters the baroclin zone/track of the next storm

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Mainly I'm annoyed that because of the way the trough has evolved vs. the GFS and Euro from 3 days ago, there's no :twister:outbreak threat anywhere, not even the Lower MS Valley/Dixie, to armchair chase while getting snowed in.

Some of the runs were showing upper-50s dews with solid vertical depth getting pulled as far north as northern KS on Sunday or Monday, in the presence of classic meathook hodographs.

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23 minutes ago, CheeselandSkies said:

Mainly I'm annoyed that because of the way the trough has evolved vs. the GFS and Euro from 3 days ago, there's no :twister:outbreak threat anywhere, not even the Lower MS Valley/Dixie, to armchair chase while getting snowed in.

Some of the runs were showing upper-50s dews with solid vertical depth getting pulled as far north as northern KS on Sunday or Monday, in the presence of classic meathook hodographs.

Moisture robber not an issue. Checks box.

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48 minutes ago, ChiTownSnow said:

Am I the only one worried about a dry slot here If the L moves directly over to west of Chicago? 

If the L goes west of you you’ll be dry slotted. Fact of life. And I’ll worry about that after I’ve got my 4” of WAA snow. 

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Hope the GIF works..
18z NAM for ORD here. Pretty decent co-location between Omega and DGZ. Fairly shallow DGZ sitting at 100-150mb depth; and though best omega is a bit above, still not too bad. 
There's also some slight jet coupling perhaps earlier in the event. Tough to tell the ratios between WAA snow, decent dynamics, but also at worst some precip mixing.  Personally think KLOT is a bit lambish but it is tough to tell for now.

We'll have a better idea with high res models of course. Hoping we can squeeze a brief weenie band somewhere midday in nIL. 

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14 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

LOT is 100% going to play it safe this go-around, after the single person blunder with the LES event.

They’ve been torched badly, as have all of us, with dramatic shifts in guidance within less than 48 hours the past 5 years. This time, they’re boxed in by the holiday so guessing will have to jump the gun on headlines overnight if trends hold. And again, given climatology this would be a substantial event for this period in the season. 

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Looking over guidance from today, the big thing that sticks out is how much wetter the Euro/EPS are compared to almost all other guidance.

We have seen through the years that the Euro tends to be on the drier side more often than not, and when it is, it is usually close to reality.

So, it'll be interesting to see how it does with being on the wetter side this go-around.

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1 minute ago, Baum said:

They’ve been torched badly, as have all of us, with dramatic shifts in guidance within less than 24 hours the past 5 years. This time, they’re boxed in by the holiday so guessing will have to jump the gun headlines overnight if trends hold. And again, given climatology this would be a substantial event for this period in the season. 

Overnight will be 48 hours out from the start in the CWA, so they're going to have to go with a watch with the evening or early morning package.

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Looking over guidance from today, the big thing that sticks out is how much wetter the Euro/EPS are compared to almost all other guidance.
We have seen through the years that the Euro tends to be on the drier side more often than not, and when it is, it is usually close to reality.
So, it'll be interesting to see how it does with being on the wetter side this go-around.

18z Euro…

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10 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

Looking over guidance from today, the big thing that sticks out is how much wetter the Euro/EPS are compared to almost all other guidance.

We have seen through the years that the Euro tends to be on the drier side more often than not, and when it is, it is usually close to reality.

So, it'll be interesting to see how it does with being on the wetter side this go-around.

18z Euro is drier and more in line with other models.

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