Check out the animation of the 850 mb vorticity from the 6z GFS. Looks to me like it is PGI49L that the GFS is developing (and not 48L?) or
maybe even some combination of 49L and 48L. Thoughts?
PGI 49L vs PGI 48L
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PGI 49L vs PGI 48L
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Check out the animation of the 850 mb vorticity from the 6z GFS. Looks to me like it is PGI49L that the GFS is developing (and not 48L?) or
maybe even some combination of 49L and 48L. Thoughts?
Check out the animation of the 850 mb vorticity from the 6z GFS. Looks to me like it is PGI49L that the GFS is developing (and not 48L?) or
maybe even some combination of 49L and 48L. Thoughts?
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