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Stratton20
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Noaa 6-10 and 8-14 day outlooks call for a return to an active pattern down here
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Pas_Bon
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We need to ban high pressure from May - October, with exceptions for hurricanes in the Gulf.
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DoctorMu
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Keep the ridges out at sea.
Interesting - the Euro and GFA AI 12Z iterations are picking up on the Easterlies disturbances and QPF under the high better than the canonical model and Ensembles. I approve the AI geek message for now.
I buy nothing the WPC is selling either way. They've been atrocious.
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DoctorMu
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Probably will not reach us, but the NW flow aloft has some perks - lower DP and ironically better chance of a high side runaway cell.
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Ptarmigan
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tireman4
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DoctorMu
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The models have adjusted the high pressure next week a little east over TN so that the seabreeze Jul 1-3 comes ashore east of I-45. This easterlies setup could change again, so stay tuned.
Post July 4th, we could be back to a NW flow aloft.
Post July 4th, we could be back to a NW flow aloft.