griteater
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We always struggle with having a consolidated SE Canada move out and leaving behind some energy to phase with the southern energy. In the past few years, we've matched the general pattern, but I've noticed that there always seem to be little vortex pieces that get stuck, and we can never entirely fix them as models progress. The 1958 storm does an excellent job of consolidating the energy (see attached). The 12z Euro is a bit of a mess. I hope we can fix this look, and it's good that we have something being spit outThe Euro storm looks very much like the 2 December ‘58 analog storms. Northern stream wave drops down into the Southern Plains with cold trough established in the east
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Looks like the Euro model runs come in faster now.Did they change the euro run time? Thought it started at 1.
Looks like the Euro model runs come in faster now.
Euro actually comes out at like 12:15 now and faster as it runsIt's the time change. All the models run earlier
It'll go back later in March again
And wow the GEFS has some bigger members now
If that happens then it will be a December to RememberOnly way I can really see this pattern breaking down or resetting is a return of the -PNA some time in mid to late December or so if the Aleutian trough backs really far away into Eurasia. Starting to have some doubts that happens tho. Problem with the -PNA here in the long run is the MJO will be encroaching on the west pacific and the +AAM in the tropics should resist too much retraction.
Would love that with the usual NW trend.