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Feb 10-11 Mid Week Minor Event - Ride the hot hand?


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But yeah…usually being south of the low in the “warm” sector doesn’t pan out well, but there’s been a couple of these now that have been able to buck the trend with some moisture advection with the southerly flow while staying cold enough to snow ahead of the cold fropa.

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12 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Cold run…tenor

Warm run…glue

Absolutely not. We all know the tenor. So the implication is not even close to true. Where was the warm run?   I don’t have anymore respect for that model…it’s(The Op) slowly but surely becoming more atrocious.   If it(the Op) shows cold…or warm whatever.   EPS is still good, but that’s a different story. 

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5 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Absolutely not. We all know the tenor. So the implication is not even close to true. Where was the warm run?   I don’t have anymore respect for that model…it’s(The Op) slowly but surely becoming more atrocious.   If it(the Op) shows cold…or warm whatever.   EPS is still good, but that’s a different story. 

I feel the 18z is the most accurate.

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9 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Absolutely not. We all know the tenor. So the implication is not even close to true. Where was the warm run?   I don’t have anymore respect for that model…it’s(The Op) slowly but surely becoming more atrocious.   If it(the Op) shows cold…or warm whatever.   EPS is still good, but that’s a different story. 

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1 minute ago, dendrite said:

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All that meant was that it was going with the flow..which has been cold.  I didn’t say it was right. I said it’s following the tenor. The model isn’t impressive. I didn’t hump it when it showed the blizzard the other day for next Sunday. It’s just another model. Period. 

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1 hour ago, dendrite said:

It was more a response to Wolfie’s 50th glue factory post since the start of the year.

Yeah it is still the best model. But as we’ve said so many times, it isn’t just the utterly dominant force relative to other guidance that it was in the 2000s/2010s. The gap has been closed some. 
 

The way you know deep down it’s still the best is that every single person here if they had to pick a model to be on an island showing the solution they want, they’d still pick the euro. 
 

Nobody is picking any other global model to be on an island in the medium range.

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1 minute ago, Kitz Craver said:

All joking aside, the nearly constant cold, snowpack and overall tenor, I’m close to an A grade at my location as it stands.

I agree. If we can pick up a few more systems over the next 5-6 weeks that can produce…it’ll be a great one for me too. I said the other day that I’m feeling upper B+right now.  

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I still think this is a little precarious of a setup south of the Pike, but we’ll see how it goes. The leading edge WAA precip is a little too far north and then you’re relying on the mid level cold front delivering…there’s a little low level dry air to start too.

It may end up like a wild 1-2 hour line of snow with mixed graupel initially. 

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2 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Yeah it is still the best model. But as we’ve said so many times, it isn’t just the utterly dominant force relative to other guidance that it was in the 2000s/2010s. The gap has been closed some. 
 

The way you know deep down it’s still the best is that every single person here if they had to pick a model to be on an island showing the solution they want, they’d still pick the euro. 
 

Nobody is picking any other global model to be on an island in the medium range.

Ehhh…wasn’t it the only one showing the Feb 1st storm after everything else jumped ship? It was on an island by itself, and then caved in.  In its hay day for sure. Not anymore unfortunately.  When it’s alone now, it seems to cave more often than not. But oh well. 

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