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Pattern December, Make analogs relevant again

Cold rain through Xmas morning for most this run with embedded thunderstorms further southeast away from the cold side of the frontal boundary...
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The torch line goes right through MBY. What happened to that HP in the northeast goofus was hinting at 3 days ago? I guess it's in Siberia now
 
The 12Z Euro is colder on Christmas in most of the SE vs the 0Z Euro due to the front being faster although not in ENC. It is also colder on 12/26-7.
 
Cold rain through Xmas morning for most this run with embedded thunderstorms further southeast away from the cold side of the frontal boundary...
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Well, if it thunders in the winter, snow 10days later! So bring it! Storms Wednesday and Christmas Eve, double mojo!
 
Well, if it thunders in the winter, snow 10days later! So bring it! Storms Wednesday and Christmas Eve, double mojo!

Haha we'll see, but of all old wives' tales and weather folklore the thunder in the winter >>> snow relationship has some modest merit because it implies we're in a stormy pattern, w/ a cyclone passing to our northwest, which also tends to drop snow to the NW of the cyclone, the new, fresh snow cover shifts the surface baroclinic zone further SE for subsequent storms and as the pattern evolves (assuming it remains stormy), the storm track mirrors the southeasterly progression of the snow cover extent progression, eventually yielding a favorable low track for wintry weather here.
 
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