The range of trackers available to motorhome owners has grown immensely over the last couple of years, but the difference between the top of the range models.
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Beautiful Dethleffs twin floor motorhome A6831 being valeted and serviced for delighted new owners Caz & Brian of Stoke Staffordshire.
Mark – as you all learn more about the LRC, it makes things much easier long range. Is it perfect? No. But as another tool in the bag of tricks, it certainly can help make better decisions about what to forecast and make sense of long range models when they are flip flopping on each run.
[parallel thought, we did do some analysis in comparing the LRC 500mb height trends to the forecast 500mb heights of the GFS...the LRC outperformed the GFS in limited testing. Tests performed were point forecasts for the same duration]
There is much more on the backend of this theory that is still being discovered and documented that will help MUCH more. Ultimately, as the research is documented it will help all that use it. We have made some very crucial discoveries this year that ties the LRC into the greater global circulation pattern. It is quite amazing as you can imagine.
Glad to see that Jeremy has been able to share this discovery and that you are finding it useful. Done right, it provides a HUGE advantage in accuracy.
-Scott
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I think Steve can starting chilling that bottle of virtual champagne, even though the official hurricane season has another 29 days to go.
October was a bust, with no storms. The medium-range models show little chance of storm formation over the next 10 days with zero chance by mid-November, due to a very wintry upper-wind pattern.
It looks like October temperatures were below-normal in Russia and the US and above-normal in Canada/Alaska and Europe. Siberia has been bitterly cold for October. Arctic sea ice grew at a healthy rate in October. To my eyes, global warming is continuing its pause.
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