http://web.wright-weather.com/wxp-model ... t_h144.gif
http://web.wright-weather.com/wxp-model ... t_h168.gif
The phasing appears to take place too late. So the system does not bomb out until well its offshore. But it may not be too late for the Mid Atlantic.
http://web.wright-weather.com/wxp-model ... 44_sfc.gif
http://web.wright-weather.com/wxp-model ... 68_sfc.gif
http://web.wright-weather.com/wxp-model ... h_h144.gif
http://web.wright-weather.com/wxp-model ... h_h168.gif
Only problem might be the amount of CAD. But the models normally have a problem with it anyway in the meadium range. though as I understand it, the ECMWF usually does a better job with it than the ETA or GFS.
http://web.wright-weather.com/wxp-model ... 44_850.gif
We'll have to see what happens, theres plenty of time for changes.
Day 7 ECMWF still very interesting for the Eastern US
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