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2/22-23 "There's no way..." Storm Part 2


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2 minutes ago, Nomz said:

Doesn’t the GEFS have some ptype problems at this range?

Yes, though that doesn't explain it being substantially wetter than most of the other guidance alongside its snow depiction. In fact, in recent storms outside of Jan '22, the GEFS is seemingly more often than not further south with its precip extent. 

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CAB  time over and soon it’s what actually occurring to sw .  11am-4pm Sun likely tells the tale of either 1-2” mixed slop or 7” of snow and see what happens later. .  I don’t  know about the myth that because it’s Nina then low pressures can’t be strong.  Mostly Nina just prevents them from ever existing to begin with 

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Just now, bncho said:

Ok i'm done with the adrenaline.

big thing about the euro... it's not there but boy are we getting close to it

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I’m disappointed in you, you showed the “trend” and it was almost identical at h57 vs 12z at 63. I mean maybe an asshair better, surface was improved I’d say. 

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1 minute ago, bncho said:

Euro AI

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You can see the definition beginning to show up in lower res models of the norlun trough. This one is over south-central PA and would extend down to the south-southeast. Someone on the northwest side is going to get in on a nice surprise. Great look on AIFS now. QPF distribution looking very solid. 

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Just now, MillvilleWx said:

You can see the definition beginning to show up in lower res models of the norlun trough. This one is over south-central PA and would extend down to the south-southeast. Someone on the northwest side is going to get in on a nice surprise. Great look on AIFS now. QPF distribution looking very solid. 

The heavy #’s are still moving west, what if it’s not done moving our way? 

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