Crazy that all of it is driven by this small subtle trendThat’s just nuts!
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I mean it kinda did something though ? Not that it truly matters much. Think we are just trying to find a southern stream source aka the ULL near Cali actually moving eastwardDang all those cold shots on the gfs and nothing to show for it. Guess you gotta get cold first to have a chance
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Ohhh lawwwwwwwwd
BrotherDang all those cold shots on the gfs and nothing to show for it. Guess you gotta get cold first to have a chance
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Well that’s fun
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Have you learned nothing in the last month about taking model data that far out verbatim?
Yeah it just sucks how there’s so much disagreement
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Have you learned nothing in the last month about taking model data that far out verbatim?
I’ve been wondering for a couple days what would happen. Imagine if that NAO was just a tad further westDamn, it might actually do that lol View attachment 179729
What do you think is causing that?This is definitely one of the weirdest looking planetary wave patterns I’ve ever seen.
The wavelengths are just crazy short for late Dec
What is the error
What do you think is causing that?
Might be everything just buckling and slowing more upstream as a domino effect from the -NAO. Basically causing a big traffic jam in and around N America
Correct me if I’m wrong, but wasn’t the SSWE reflected, thus having no impact on the troposphere?Could it be due to typical lag from the 11/28/25 SSWE, which was officially a reversal (though barely), earliest since 1968? StormchaserChuck at American thinks it probably is. He says lag is longer from earlier SSWEs.
The images uploaded to the other forum are in the format. ".webp" Which I do not believe this forum supports. It is a rather new file type created by google to support more stuff in a smaller file size.The uploaded file does not have an allowed extension. The following extensions are allowed: .txt, .pdf, .png, .jpg,
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We live in the southeast. 90% of cold shots are going to have northing to show for as far as snow. That’s what makes snow so special around these parts.Dang all those cold shots on the gfs and nothing to show for it. Guess you gotta get cold first to have a chance
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Correct me if I’m wrong, but wasn’t the SSWE reflected, thus having no impact on the troposphere?
It's not quite at voodoo level, but it's not far away, honestly. Sometimes, I think people just make up stuff to sound smart.Yes, I remember others mentioning that a bunch of times although I don’t fully understand it. Does this mean it might not really have been “reflected”? Maybe I’ll ask Chuck.
i think I’ve asked this Q already, but again: do we think we can trust these as more of “vibes based” guidance? As in, treated the same as any other ensemble but with perhaps less credence to the actual numbers on there. Lots of members showing snow still indicative of good signal. I am not sure if the oddities it shows with snow way out of place affect these charts significantly enough to inflate them beyond trustGood amount of noise this far out on the 18z euro ai. The other models have a signal too, but not as strong as the AI. It will be interesting to see how it pans out.
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Good amount of noise this far out on the 18z euro ai. The other models have a signal too, but not as strong as the AI. It will be interesting to see how it pans out.
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