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Pattern Dazzling December

griteater said:
End of ICON run at day 7

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I spy with my little eye .. a piece of TPV diving south with ridging building above it ❣️
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Absolutely love this trend. Connecting/ phasing some Arctic energy in Canada to our big cutoff means a stronger cutoff and and longer lasting deep cold low over the Eastern US-great lakes, this allows more Arctic cold air to funnel in as well View attachment 125495
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Lotta good stuff in there Fro....I like the ridging going up there E of Hudson Bay and the evolution to the nice ridge off BColumbia
 
NickyBGuarantee said:
I love looking at the 700mb temps to be able to see the general flow of the temperatures above and below a little better visually. You can see where this is going .. might even squish the next storm View attachment 125496
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You are still Day 10+ with an Op, interesting solution but a far cry from verification.
 
I mean, honestly this is way off in voodoo land and can and probably will change, but to get this mean for Pete’s sake at 330hrs there has to be a ton of agreement. Now they can all be wrong together but I don’t think I’ve never seen the cold air dumped to our side of the world like this.
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Myfrotho704_ said:
Absolutely love this trend. Connecting/ phasing some Arctic energy in Canada to our big cutoff means a stronger cutoff and and longer lasting deep cold low over the Eastern US-great lakes, this allows more Arctic cold air to funnel in as well View attachment 125495
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Agree and the operational Euro is showing the same trend.

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Meanwhile over in Tucson it’s supposed to get up to 73F today. Tomorrow afternoon when I arrive it’ll be 40F and dumping rain.

Some southern arizona cities/towns and their elevations. Plus expected snow totals

Yuma: 200ft

Phoenix: 1,000ft

Tucson: 2,500ft

Nogales: 3,800ft

Sierra Vista: 4,600ft

Oracle: 4,800ft

Bisbee: 5,500ft

Summerhaven: 8,200ft

Ski Valley: 9,100ft

Flurries down to 3,000ft, 1-6” from 4-5,500ft. 6-12” from 5,500-7,000ft, 12-18”+ above 7,000ft
 
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Not all of this will actually fall. Not all of this will still be on the ground. And with a little luck, perhaps we can extend this SE a bit. But, I'd say the N. American snowpack will be mighty healthy ahead of any artic intrusions that come near and beyond Christmas.
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Wild Weather Monger said:
Not all of this will actually fall. Not all of this will still be on the ground. And with a little luck, perhaps we can extend this SE a bit. But, I'd say the N. American snowpack will be mighty healthy ahead of any artic intrusions that come near and beyond Christmas.
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Man thats impressive..dont recall seeing that kind of snow in December ever! With incoming artic air should make for some nice temp profiles for incoming waves..good times
 
Wild Weather Monger said:
Not all of this will actually fall. Not all of this will still be on the ground. And with a little luck, perhaps we can extend this SE a bit. But, I'd say the N. American snowpack will be mighty healthy ahead of any artic intrusions that come near and beyond Christmas.
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If we can build that snow pack over MO, TN and KY that would be huge.
 
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