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So what Jwall just shared does give me some hope hopefully we can get things to work out!!
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So what Jwall just shared does give me some hope hopefully we can get things to work out!!
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Geeze -8 and -6 that must have been when we set our record up here. I remember my Mach1 fuel line froze twice on the way to college one of those days. Lots of water lines were breaking too. Let's not do quite that again.Greensboro: Multiple nickel/dime events Jan 1985
Climatological Data for Greensboro Area, NC (ThreadEx) - January 1985
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1985-01-01 75 46 60.5 20.4 4 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-02 65 48 56.5 16.5 8 0 0.70 0.0 0 1985-01-03 48 32 40.0 0.0 25 0 1.37 0.0 0 1985-01-04 38 32 35.0 -4.9 30 0 0.60 0.0 0 1985-01-05 42 26 34.0 -5.8 31 0 T T 0 1985-01-06 46 22 34.0 -5.7 31 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-07 53 32 42.5 2.8 22 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-08 45 30 37.5 -2.1 27 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-09 40 24 32.0 -7.5 33 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-10 30 27 28.5 -11.0 36 0 T T 0 1985-01-11 47 25 36.0 -3.5 29 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-12 37 22 29.5 -9.9 35 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-13 46 22 34.0 -5.4 31 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-14 46 20 33.0 -6.4 32 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-15 36 19 27.5 -11.9 37 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-16 41 15 28.0 -11.4 37 0 T T 0 1985-01-17 36 28 32.0 -7.4 33 0 0.20 0.5 T 1985-01-18 44 24 34.0 -5.4 31 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-19 49 32 40.5 1.1 24 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-20 36 -6 15.0 -24.5 50 0 0.06 0.5 T 1985-01-21 21 -8 6.5 -33.0 58 0 0.00 0.0 T 1985-01-22 35 4 19.5 -20.1 45 0 0.00 0.0 T 1985-01-23 40 12 26.0 -13.6 39 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-24 47 18 32.5 -7.2 32 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-25 50 24 37.0 -2.8 28 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-26 33 17 25.0 -14.8 40 0 0.00 0.0 0 1985-01-27 39 13 26.0 -13.9 39 0 0.05 T 0 1985-01-28 33 30 31.5 -8.5 33 0 0.31 4.1 T 1985-01-29 36 24 30.0 -10.1 35 0 0.00 0.0 4 1985-01-30 40 28 34.0 -6.3 31 0 0.00 0.0 2 1985-01-31 43 34 38.5 -1.9 26 0 1.05 0.0 T Sum 1317 716 - - 992 0 4.34 5.1 - Average 42.5 23.1 32.8 -6.9 - - - - 0.2 Normal 49.3 30.1 39.7 - 784 0 3.39 2.9
There was some crazy aggressive single GEFS member showing 6 inches in Atlanta from that storm yesterday, but obviously a substantial outlier. Not sure how that ended up transferring into local weather data/forecasts as that was the only indication that I saw.This is a forecast in the Carrollton area. But now they took snow out of the forecast.





Fwiw the EPS has the same exact run to run change as the OPs tonight, not as extreme but pretty extreme for a ensemble run, looks like the -NAO is trying to have more influence View attachment 179116View attachment 179117View attachment 179118


Has a Big Artic HP come and Just anchor down in in prime location for us from 27th- throughout rest of run. I can live with a 1050 HP centered over western NY6z GFS was a beauty. Big cold shot around the 27th…..
This scenario seems like a needle in a haystack to me. The end of the GFS had pretty much all of those main features in those locations and the 850s are boiling hot. And so are surface temps...at least as it relates to snow.
Late to this conversation lol but I think it’s funny to point out to those who say “if you want cold move north”… with the warmup that’s coming you’re gonna need to move reaaally far northYes, I agree with you.
Its sofrustrating at the amount of posts telling people to move somewhere else if they expect cold. Even average temperatures across the south are mild to cool during december... not 70 degrees. Chastising people for not being excited about AN or MAN temps when its supposed to be in the 50s is unreasonable. Same could be said for those who enjoy warmth. You want warm in december ? Move to Miami. Just spent this past week there and it was in the mid 80s and raining. No thanks.
We get hot 70% of the year, hot is fine in summer, i want heat in summer. But in winter I want it to be what its supposed to be; which generally speaking is not 70 degrees on christmas for most of our forum.
In the end, none of us can control it, but those posters telling people to move is unhelpful discussion.
snowed 3 weekends in a rowThe last time we had 2nd half of Dec with a stout aleutian ridge was Dec 2021...and Jan 2022 flipped and was quite wintery.
Fingers crossed...
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The last time we had 2nd half of Dec with a stout aleutian ridge was Dec 2021...and Jan 2022 flipped and was quite wintery.
Fingers crossed...
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The last time we had 2nd half of Dec with a stout aleutian ridge was Dec 2021...and Jan 2022 flipped and was quite wintery.
Fingers crossed...
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Do you know if it was forecasted to flip back in December 2021 and if so how early in December was it forecasted? Just curious if this can flip suddenly without much notice.The PNA flipped from -2.6 in Dec of 2021, the most -PNA Dec back at least to 1950, to +1.0 in January of 2022. That rise of 3.6 is the largest Dec to Jan on record. The 2nd largest rise from Dec to Jan is 3.2 (-1.6 to +1.6) in 1984-5 while the 3rd largest rise is 3.1 (-1.8 to +1.3) in 2010-1. All three of these were during La Niña. Currently, the GEFS is forecasting Dec as a whole to end up near -1.7.
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I remember Webb was on here calling that pattern progression spot on starting about Christmas and others starting picking up on it a week laterDo you know if it was forecasted to flip back in December 2021 and if so how early in December was it forecasted? Just curious if this can flip suddenly without much notice.
Do you know if it was forecasted to flip back in December 2021 and if so how early in December was it forecasted? Just curious if this can flip suddenly without much notice.
I remember Webb was on here calling that pattern progression spot on starting about Christmas and others starting picking up on it a week later



I remember Webb was on here calling that pattern progression spot on starting about Christmas and others starting picking up on it a week later
Here's an animation of this same composite at -5 thru +20 lag. It's not perfect by any means, but I believe the overall idea here is correct. Lots of ups and downs the next couple weeks or so, a small warm-up at positive lag in response to the retrograding -EPO, but then the pattern turns very favorable for cold/snow about a week or two after that (which translates to early-mid January here).
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The more I’ve looked at the extended today, the more I think a real pattern change is around the proverbial corner (subseasonally speaking) in the N Pacific. Mountain torque events are a critical component to meridionally flux momentum between the tropics and mid-latitudes on subseasonal/week-to-week time scales. The one that’s currently ongoing over E Asia is timed pretty ideally to provide us with a pattern change in the N Pacific during early January. The positive angular momentum anomalies that have been building up in the tropics the last several weeks are probably going to move into the extratropical Pacific, favoring an extended/strong Pacific Jet, a stronger Aleutian low, & less negative &/or positive PNA through mid month
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