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Mid Valley Duck

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  1. Slightly miss leading because even some of the far south ones dont give snow down the Willamette Valley. The easiest way to see the southern shift in the overall guidance is the 24 precip map. The GFS is still insistent on Seattle getting snow, just my opinion, I think north of Olympia will be dry.
  2. Right now the GFS is the only model with a significant precip shield to the north and northeast of the low's. Even the NAM and GEM has largely abandoned that idea.
  3. FWIW 72 hours out for last nights event the ICON had that system south of TWL. So not sure how reliable it is with that far south of a solution. But at face value I wouldn’t even get any precip
  4. The 6z was extremely juicy so it’s probably the NAM just being the NAM. Honestly think you, me and TWL could end up the big winners. Which a day or two ago I would have thought it was impossible
  5. 12z NAM is a lot weaker and further south with the surface low out ahead of the parent low. The way things are trending down the home stretch TWL might be the big winner
  6. EPS low locations have really centered on the area between Newport and Coos Bay. Some are as far south as Eureka and some as far north as Seaside. But the bulk go between Newport and Coos Bay.
  7. No first low. The second low is the parent low. The Euro is bearish on the surface low developing out ahead of the parent low. The Euro and UKMET say no to that feature. The NCEP products and GEM say yes. For Oregon we'd want the structure to be the GFS with the Euro's track and landfall.
  8. Euro is very dry. The GFS is world's apart with track, landfall and QPF with that system. The euro doesnt even show the surface low out ahead of the parent low.
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