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Pattern December to Remember

Webberweather53 said:
I still think the EPS is a little too warm, GEFS looks just about right to me in the extended.
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Here's the comparison of NDJ -AO/-NAO/-EPO/-PNA days in MJO phase 6-7 (n = ~ 30) w/ GEFS 500mb and surface temp forecast in collage form. There's an argument to be made that our pattern might turn out as cool or colder overall because the trough is deeper off New England

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From RAH:

Confidence then greatly decreases for the rest of the period. There
will at least be a lull in precipitation later Sunday - Sunday night
as the front moves south of the area. However, a shortwave trough
over the Desert Southwest will finally get ejected eastward by a
closed mid/upper low moving into the eastern Pacific. The shortwave
will move across Texas on Sunday night and the Gulf Coast on Monday
and Tuesday, with a coastal surface low developing along the stalled
front. The 12z ECMWF continues to be slower and more suppressed with
the system, only giving our area light precipitation and not until
Tuesday. The 12z GFS and Canadian trended in this direction as well,
as did the ECMWF ensembles, the vast majority of which are now dry.
Thus continue just chance POPs on Monday and Tuesday, highest south.
While it should be a mainly rain event if it even occurs,
temperatures will be cool enough that precip-type issues will need
to be watched. There is a high to the north on Monday morning, but
it is a bit weaker (1030-1035 mb) and farther north (SE Canada) than
one would want to see for significant frozen precip here. In
addition, the high quickly moves away later Monday into Tuesday, and
with the latest guidance delaying any precip until then, both the
12z GFS and ECMWF would essentially be an all rain event. So keep
all liquid in the wx grids at least for now. Regardless,
temperatures will certainly be much cooler on Monday and Tuesday
with highs in the mid-40s to lower-50s, which is slightly below
normal.

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When you get upgraded to a warning! ??
I think I heard the other day , it’s been 7-10 years since DBQ has been under a high wind warning. Guess they are not that common!CDF827AE-6FFD-45CC-81B8-2CB6713CF00B.png
 
Will Rossman said:
I smell a Jammin' January if the trends can hold. :cool:
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I’m close to saying I’m all in on a January jackpot. The process reminds me of later dec 2017 into jan 2018 in the pacific, although this time it’ll maybe be harder to transition and it’s slight less favorable looking then dec 2017 from the jump, but I still think the goods will come eventually and as grit said, eventually as we shift into early jan, MJO phase 7-8 start heavily favoring a +PNA
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
I’m close to saying I’m all in on a January jackpot. The process reminds me of later dec 2017 into jan 2018 in the pacific, although this time it’ll maybe be harder to transition and it’s slight less favorable looking then dec 2017 from the jump, but I still think the goods will come eventually and as grit said, eventually as we shift into early jan, MJO phase 7-8 start heavily favoring a +PNA
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While I’m not ready to go all in on January Jackpot yet, I do like several things about what we’ve seen the last few days. I would like to start seeing more snow cover put down across the northern US over the next 10 days or so, but it’s hard to deny that is plenty of cold air available in Canada to tap into.
 
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