Boston area NWS disc.

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Boston area NWS disc.

#1 Postby Dave C » Sat Feb 14, 2004 9:28 am

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#2 Postby Cheesy_Poofs » Sat Feb 14, 2004 9:32 am

After a boring week of weather, this storm would nice. :D But LWX points out, a lot of uncertainty with this storm...here is a part of there AFD:

" MEDIUM RANGE MODELS CONTINUE TO SHOW INCONSISTENCIES WITH THE
MIDWEEK WAVE...SPECIFICALLY WITH THE DETAILS HOW/WHEN THE WAVE
EJECTS OUT OF THE PACIFIC AND BUILDS THE CENTRAL CONUS TROUGH. EACH
MODEL IS SHOWING INCONSISTENCIES WITH EACH OTHER...RUN TO RUN...AND
INTERNALLY (ENSEMBLE MEMBERS). GIVEN THESE INCONSISTENCIES...AM NOT
READY TO FAVOR A PARTICULAR TRACK OR TIMING OF PRECIPITATION.
HOWEVER...FROM THE VARIOUS 00Z RUNS...THE GFS APPEARS TO BE THE
OUTLIER...WITH THE FASTEST SOLUTION AND PHASED FLOW...WHILE OTHER
MODELS ARE SHOWING A SLOWER WAVE WITH SPLIT FLOW. GIVEN THAT THE CDC
DAYS 6-10 EXPERIMENTAL CHARTS ARE SHOWING AN ABOVE NORMAL WEST-EAST
JET ACROSS SOUTHERN CANADA (AND THIS JET IS OBSERVED CURRENTLY)...AM
MORE SUPPORTIVE OF THE SLOWER SPLIT FLOW ETA/GFS/UKMET MODELS DURING
THE MIDWEEK."
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