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Pattern Fabulous February
- Thread starter PEA_RIDGE
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tennessee storm
Member
just to bad its a very short visit...
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The MJO looks nice, but isn't there a typical 10-14 day lag between it entering the favorable phases and any impact on the North American pattern? If so, we're pushing any positive influence into the very last week of February, first week of March. Those two weeks can work for us, but it's mighty close.
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
Member
Yeah the warm was nice while it lasted.
Stormlover
Member
It's not just about temperature swings.
Amazed no one didn’t mention this. It’s could turn out to be something. IMO.
Its a week out. Don't trust it
Same winter, different crappy look! No cold air, nothing to keep storm from cutting, yadda, yadda
Boom mothertruckers! 
A couple of days in the 40s, then 10-15 more in the 60s
No, the stats/maps that show correlation of MJO to US wx are based on no lag. My Jan study was also based on no lag.
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
Member
Some folks need to step back and realize that we live in the south and it’s never going to be wall to wall vodka cold. Just do like I do, when it’s nice weather get outside and enjoy it, when it’s cold and snowy, get outside and enjoy it.
tennessee storm
Member
70 s winters featured some wall to wall cold winters in Tennessee... but things have changed
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Good lord, we're gonna need a bigger scale for this westerly wind burst beginning around day 5.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
My buddy in Houston said it’s snowing yet again down there, 3rd trace event of the year is a good winter by their standards
ghost1
Member
True... but 90% of the time with these temps, DPs, and strong fronts moving through in Feb and March... the upper air dynamic environment is there for severe, but for some reason it didn't develop this time.
Storm5
Member
Looks like my kids daily drawings . I don’t know how to read it , I’m just required to like it
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olhausen
Member
Went from 72 yesterday afternoon to 34 and flurries around midnight last night. Of course once the moisture was completely gone is when I went below 32. Such is life in the southeast
The SE ridge on the 12Z EPS never goes away. I'm in awe of the power and persistence of the SER. What a force to reckon with! Did I ever mention my intense dislike for -PNAs? After 2/10, there are no days in the SE with colder than normal. Most days are warmer than normal but a few are near normal. Welcome bugs!
We're starting to get close to @Rain Cold deadline..... seems the clock is ticking