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Is we back? February discussion thread


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Looked at the euro AIFS this morning. February 5 is very suppressed but February 7 and eighth look kind of interesting although I’m not sure I understand the evolution. Northern Stream low drops down slips off the coast to our southeast while dropping precipitation on all of New England and then when it’s well offshore it hooks and curls up into southeast Canada. Seems like that could evolve into something really interesting possibly

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4 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

Looked at the euro AIFS this morning. February 5 is very suppressed but February 7 and eighth look kind of interesting although I’m not sure I understand the evolution. Northern Stream low drops down slips off the coast to our southeast while dropping precipitation on all of New England and then when it’s well offshore it hooks and curls up into southeast Canada. Seems like that could evolve into something really interesting possibly

Those will all change by the time we get close…just like this current system did, the takeaway is at least something is there. Details TBD. 

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Next potential on EURO is like a carbon copy of Sunday. Trough digging into the south and a non coherent low skirting off the Virginia/NC coast NE. Obviously can change, but I don’t like seeing the same exact look that screwed up our threat this weekend mucking up the next

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13 minutes ago, Kitz Craver said:

Next potential on EURO is like a carbon copy of Sunday. Trough digging into the south and a non coherent low skirting off the Virginia/NC coast NE. Obviously can change, but I don’t like seeing the same exact look that screwed up our threat this weekend mucking up the next

I figured something like that had gone down when I saw how few new posts there were.

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1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

It basically took a wall of SW flow aloft slamming into the arctic tundra to get it to snow with any purpose here, but we still can't buy a phase in the vicinity of where we need it.

The coastal evolutions are always flawed one way or another so far. 

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6 minutes ago, Kitz Craver said:

The coastal evolutions are always flawed one way or another so far. 

It's because of the MJO IMHO.....if you notice, it always finds a way to minimize both residence and amplitude in phase 8...and even the few days it spends there, it's some non-comital BS like split-forcing. The fast flow is what it is, but it's not fast enough to prevent bombs for the Great Lakes and Canadian Maritimes. I do think CC plays a role, but it's more about the disproportionate warming in the West Pacific predisposing the convective forcing to MC positioning, while repelling it from the more favorable (relative to east coast cyclogenesis) dateline and African continent. 

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1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

It's because of the MJO IMHO.....if you notice, it always finds a way to minimize both residence and amplitude in phase 8...and even the few days it spends there, it's some non-comital BS like split-forcing. The fast flow is what it is, but it's not fast enough to prevent bombs for the Great Lakes and Canadian Maritimes. I do think CC plays a role, but it's more about the disproportionate warming in the West Pacific predisposing the convective forcing to MC positioning, while repelling it from the dateline and African continent. 

Agree, that absolutely makes sense 

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