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Model Overview on Next Storm

#1 Postby mdguy25 » Mon Feb 16, 2004 2:04 pm

NoGaps = NOBODY get NOTHING

GFS= Coastal areas good hit.. I-95 in Va/MD get in action

ETA = Strictly Coastal areas nothing for I-95 corridor.. BTW GREAT HIT for eastern areas of Va MD ... NOTICED New 12z run never closes of low or NC COAST.. WEIRD

UKMET= Strictly Va storm then OUT

GGEM= Coming around to GFS solution I-95 gets on the action, trending more west..

SF.. would like your take on the models today, me The Ukmet develps the low the most south almost SC if I'm correct and shunts it out to sea to quick IMO.. MOst other models develop the low of Hatteras then they all have a mind of their own.. Latest GGEM pulls low more up the coast than yesterday, GFS develops the low closer to the coast yet sends it directly out to sea before turning the corner.. DOesn't look great IMO for snow in the I-95 corridor, looks like it could it very intresting for the coastal regions up to Mass though.. For you I-95 people including JEB!!!! lets hope the 18z runs pull this thing closer to the coast..
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#2 Postby yoda » Mon Feb 16, 2004 2:05 pm

They will trust me!!

Great discussion, though!!
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