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Hmmm...GEM showing decent signature and a Miller B scenario ... quite sensible, and take into account the Canadian's warm bias (LOL), as expected, the trend gets colder and colder ...
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http://weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/data/mode ... 135_50.gif
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Right now if i was forced to make a call for the NC. I would say snow over to mix to snow again possibly. looks like a track from la to nc/va coast may appear likely. if the euro is correct its more like mix to ice to rain. i would take a compromise now. a track from la to west nc then trans. to coastal. this would reslt in a sn/ip mix to zr solution. that may be the way to go.
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HKY_WX2 wrote:Right now if i was forced to make a call for the NC. I would say snow over to mix to snow again possibly. looks like a track from la to nc/va coast may appear likely. if the euro is correct its more like mix to ice to rain. i would take a compromise now. a track from la to west nc then trans. to coastal. this would reslt in a sn/ip mix to zr solution. that may be the way to go.
I would be SHOCKED if the EC is right...its h5 and SFC patterns are all over the place...it has little support from any other models...plus its too fast with getting rid of the high and has NO idea how to handle the STJ energy (the EC bias)...
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HKY_WX2 wrote:Right now if i was forced to make a call for the NC. I would say snow over to mix to snow again possibly. looks like a track from la to nc/va coast may appear likely. if the euro is correct its more like mix to ice to rain. i would take a compromise now. a track from la to west nc then trans. to coastal. this would reslt in a sn/ip mix to zr solution. that may be the way to go.
Think about it..Sunday...
1. Possible snow/sleet storm.
2. Panthers could clinch against arizona sunday.
I'd say if that comes to pass, it'd be the greatest sunday in a while around here

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Both the GEM and the GFS from 00Z seem a little too flat in the upper levels for my tastes. I'd much rather see a deeper trough with a more northward component to the flow over the east coast. If the UA verifies like these models are saying, then it's probably out to sea...not to mention making the EC completely bogus!
We'll have to wait and see. Things always seem to change when the players move into North America...better model initialization and all that stuff.
We'll have to wait and see. Things always seem to change when the players move into North America...better model initialization and all that stuff.
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