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It very well could be correct. Shows a three day cool down on days 12-15 (your map above), but it still has an overall warm look (whole run) for the southeast. Western US mountain areas might do well. Here's day 16 temp anomalies:
Hopefully this is wrong, scary thing is the (regular) GFS is way warmer.I was forced to be up at midnight due to my neighbors blowing up half the neighborhood from what sounded like fireworks they got deported from Japan.I think early this morning is the last time I'm going to be doing the tradition I started with the pandemic, which was stay up for the ball dropping. Yikes.
I'm never going to be able to up at 4 AM though @Mitch West but I used to be a major night owl. That started to change in the early 20's, but I still was sometimes doing 1 to 9's for when I slept.
I was forced to be up at midnight due to my neighbors blowing up half the neighborhood from what sounded like fireworks they got deported from Japan.
Hate it's gotten to this point but local law enforcement is going to need to crack down on firearm discharges within city limits. It's technically not legal but not enforced. Local facebook is full of pictures of bullet dents on cars this AM.
It's different than back in the day where rural folks would pop off shotguns or whatever on New Years. Now suburbanites are firing off semi-auto .223 and whatever else that actually causes damage when it comes down.
Maybe when Mother Nature gives us some new material to work with.Some of y'all need new material. You'd think the same ol shtick, same ol "catch phrases", would lose their luster after a couple of decades.
I know we aren’t supposed to speak in absolutes but we are cooked. Not a single bit of light at the end of the tunnel.Well that’s interesting, the AIGFS shows another +EAMT event which shifts the jet poleward mid Jan, would be no bueno View attachment 180785
Did you miss the memo on the pattern change?I know we aren’t supposed to speak in absolutes but we are cooked. Not a single bit of light at the end of the tunnel.
There will be an event at some point and everyone on the forum will have to fight over the scraps. It will be the mid south, south, and the Carolinas fighting over a storm that may or may not even happen. Gonna get ugly in here quick. But that’s part of the fun tbhNot gonna lie this is tough to witness lol. Is there any hope at all
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Yes, if you live/visit in New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, etc, and want to go skiing. Looks good for those areas.Not gonna lie this is tough to witness lol. Is there any hope at all
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I think the week of sixties and seventies during Christmas was the "thaw" and we are just continuing with it. It's not transient but a long-term pattern. This is the playbook going forward. I've seen it many, many times in my life. It is absolutely going to sustain through the coldest month of the year. I bet summer will probably be below normal. We are absolutely heading in to a uni-climate, where the seasonality starts to disappear in the sub-tropics and average lows continue to increase in all seasons and average highs in the warm months keep decreasing.I’d disagree. It’s been cold. It just didn’t snow. Same crap I’ve been hearing on social
Media post. It hit 15° at my house in December
Just like I don't take extreme cold at 318 seriously, I don't take extreme warmth at that range either. But what's Really annoying is even looks that gives you a tiny but of hope. I can't remember a longer stretch where we can't even get fantasy digital snow or ice. Its just been boring as hell.Just wow. Mid January. How many times has it been 70s in January?![]()
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Just like I don't take extreme cold at 318 seriously, I don't take extreme warmth at that range either. But what's Really annoying is even looks that gives you a tiny but of hope. I can't remember a longer stretch where we can't even get fantasy digital snow or ice. Its just been boring as hell.
I don’t like it anymore than you do.I think the week of sixties and seventies during Christmas was the "thaw" and we are just continuing with it. It's not transient but a long-term pattern. This is the playbook going forward. I've seen it many, many times in my life. It is absolutely going to sustain through the coldest month of the year. I bet summer will probably be below normal. We are absolutely heading in to a uni-climate, where the seasonality starts to disappear in the sub-tropics and average lows continue to increase in all seasons and average highs in the warm months keep decreasing.
Probably not. This will be like 2023 and 2024 when we really had nothing to track. Most of this board has already had the only winter precip they will see this winter.There will be an event at some point and everyone on the forum will have to fight over the scraps. It will be the mid south, south, and the Carolinas fighting over a storm that may or may not even happen. Gonna get ugly in here quick. But that’s part of the fun tbh
I don't mind summer highs dropping. I maxed out at 95.6 last summer. I can travel to a cold place for winter weather. It helps to be realistic about the outlook, though. I would short the heck out of natural gas.I don’t like it anymore than you do.
I agree, except we will probably have severe storms to track soon.Probably not. This will be like 2023 and 2024 when we really had nothing to track. Most of this board has already had the only winter precip they will see this winter.
You the man!It isn't anything special from a web dev perspective, but I threw together a quick page for y'all to view WeatherNext 2.0 forecasts. I try to push new runs once per day, and it's typically the 06z run. If we start tracking some worthwhile inside of 240h, I'll push a couple runs per day.
I'll see about adding a North America 500mb geopotential height anomaly plot in the near future. I know these ensemble mean estimated ptype plots with z500 and MSLP over the CONUS leave a little something to be desired.
Anyways, holler at me on Twitter @EFisherWX if there are any serious issues. Expect the maps to load slowly - I haven't had the time to optimize anything or even perfect the mobile webpage layout. As far as I can tell, this isn't a violation of Google's terms of use, so feel free to use/share non-commercially.
https://efisher828.github.io/weathernext/
That was the warmest winter I can remember. And we really never even had hope of any winter weather.This is reminding me of the winter of 2011-12.