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Misc 2020/21 Fall and Winter Whamby Thread

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Unfortunately, this is very telling when far SE Texas (almost Brownsville)gets winter weather, but not Central AL and points east. I'm not sure if it's even possible for the eastern SE to get cold/wintry anymore, regardless of teleconnections or ENSO.
I would be very worried if there was not cold air anywhere in the us; basically what the Weather Channel was showing for February. We're just getting weather bad luck; or really we're just experiencing the full affects of a la nina pattern (..app runners) while record cold is in the US.
 
I would be very worried if there was not cold air anywhere in the us; basically what the Weather Channel was showing for February. We're just getting weather bad luck; or really we're just experiencing the full affects of a la nina pattern (..app runners) while record cold is in the US.


Isn't this LA Nina everything, but the typical LA Nina? The rainfall across our areas have been above average and the cold been pretty marginal(which often doesn't in LA Nina's) until now(where ironically the SE ridge takes over).Not really sure if this just bad luck and thing go back normal next year or year after(when there a major cold snap in the US, it progress to the SE coast)or this is telling us that maybe winter weather fans in eastern SE might screwed for the entire 2020s.
 
It feels weird to be home for this one ?

I've never seen a real snow at this house I moved closer to work after the only real winter had in 14/15
 
It feels weird to be home for this one ?

I've never seen a real snow at this house I moved closer to work after the only real winter had in 14/15
I was about to say. I bet it feels nice to be able to watch snow from the comforts of your home.
 
The fact that areas very far south are getting cold should encourage everyone in the southeast that it can still get cold very far south.


Yes, but so far, this doesn't apply to eastern SE. As GaWx pointed before ,the SE ridge is becoming more and more of a factor every winter to the point where even when the teleconnections are usually good for the eastern SE, the SE ridge still appears anyway. Maybe in some winters, the SE ridge may relax. However, based on the first two years of the 2020s,this decade don't look at all promising for areas east of the Appalachians.
 
Yes, but so far, this doesn't apply to eastern SE. As GaWx pointed before ,the SE ridge is becoming more and more of a factor every winter to the point where even when the teleconnections are usually good for the eastern SE, the SE ridge still appears anyway. Maybe in some winters, the SE ridge may relax. However, based on the first two years of the 2020s,this decade don't look at all promising for areas east of the Appalachians.
Just gotta be patient. You'll get the cold one day while areas west get left out.
 
Isn't this LA Nina everything, but the typical LA Nina? The rainfall across our areas have been above average and the cold been pretty marginal(which often doesn't in LA Nina's) until now(where ironically the SE ridge takes over).Not really sure if this just bad luck and thing go back normal next year or year after(when there a major cold snap in the US, it progress to the SE coast)or this is telling us that maybe winter weather fans in eastern SE might screwed for the entire 2020s.
The storm track (app runners) is the one typical thing we have going. When you get storms traversing to your west, it's really hard to get winter storms.
 
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