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The Jan 31 Potential: Stormtracker Failure or 'Tracker Trouncing


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I'm still learning, but the 0z nam panel below has this new energy I havent seen on other runs that seems to consolidate. It seems a lot stronger, and on the surface sim radar panel it shows low placement over the carribbean. Is that inconsequential or something drawing our system more SE?e19d6aab7d7990ff005c029c7c652069.jpg

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One big issue is that as the NS wave responsible for all this has trended west so has the 50/50 and this is created a more suppressive flow over the top such that the more west track doesn't really matter...the wave is forced well south of us and cuts off then slides east before lifting because of the flow over the top being more suppressive, offsetting the better trajectory of the wave.  

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1 minute ago, psuhoffman said:

One big issue is that as the NS wave responsible for all this has trended west so has the 50/50 and this is created a more suppressive flow over the top such that the more west track doesn't really matter...the wave is forced well south of us and cuts off then slides east before lifting because of the flow over the top being more suppressive, offsetting the better trajectory of the wave.  

Speaking of which somebody tweeted this yesterday...is this true? Lolol

 

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I'm still learning, but the 0z nam panel below has this new energy I havent seen on other runs that seems to consolidate. It seems a lot stronger, and on the surface sim radar panel it shows low placement over the carribbean. Is that inconsequential or something drawing our system more SE?e19d6aab7d7990ff005c029c7c652069.jpg

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Cyclogenesis going on at the surface under those messy dashes
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Just now, paulythegun said:
11 minutes ago, hsq said:
I'm still learning, but the 0z nam panel below has this new energy I havent seen on other runs that seems to consolidate. It seems a lot stronger, and on the surface sim radar panel it shows low placement over the carribbean. Is that inconsequential or something drawing our system more SE?e19d6aab7d7990ff005c029c7c652069.jpg

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Cyclogenesis going on at the surface under those messy dashes

Ah. Thank you!

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11 minutes ago, WeatherGeek2025 said:

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That initial position off NC is likely too far east for 95 and points west, we need it just off VA beach.  Good track for Ocean City though...it takes a northward enough trajectory to clobber NYC to Boston with that track also...yay for them 

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Just now, psuhoffman said:

That initial position off NC is likely too far 95 and points west, we need it just off VA beach.  Good track for Ocean City though...it takes a northward enough trajectory to clobber NYC to Boston with that track also...yay for them 

i think the precip shield will be much higher than models are depicting right now.

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1 minute ago, Nomz said:

This stupid fucking double barrel low. I know I said I wouldn't be mad if it screwed us but I'm starting to get pretty mad :D
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assuming its even real, and not just a convective feedback phantom, as some have postulated.....

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