Setting ourselves up for a dec 8-9 storm again lmaoHere’s comes a +PNAView attachment 95813View attachment 95814
Calm down Fro, don't get too excited. The NE ridge is going to cause this one to cut.Setting ourselves up for a dec 8-9 storm again lmao
Oh I know that, I’m talking about after the cold airmass settles, but geez the euro dumps it to our westCalm down Fro, don't get too excited. The NE ridge is going to cause this one to cut.
U meant gfs fro lolOh I know that, I’m talking about after the cold airmass settles, but geez the euro dumps it to our west
Gfs is west also then lol
If that were to go out another 12 hours, the cold would be spilling into the rest of the east coast, and then like you said would possibly set the stage for something a couple days later… perhaps a weak low developing along the front boundary in the northern Gulf
Could look worse could look better at the end of the day something interesting is coming to our weather pattern soonNot exactly a fan of this View attachment 95819
As long as we get our early December stormThe dreaded backwards L look with a western US/Arctic connection that’s dreaded, hopefully this keeps getting pushed back, pretty classic strong PV pattern View attachment 95820
We will probably get real warm, but the million dollar question is for how long? Hopefully not longThe dreaded backwards L look with a western US/Arctic connection that’s dreaded, hopefully this keeps getting pushed back, pretty classic strong PV pattern View attachment 95820
I just don’t see it, besides a weak stretched PV event towards NA in early December, the H5 pattern is the opposite of what you want for a weak SPV with a -WPO, you want a trough over the Bering sea like last year, along with a ridge towards the Barents Sea, in time that weakens that strat PV, the strat PV is not just good at delivering cold into the lower latitudes, but it highly promotes -AO/-NAO, it’s hard to get sustained blocking with a strong PV, the good news tho is we’re in a -QBO right now which means the SPV could be more susceptible to weakening