Looking them over quickly yes going into pattern change looks like best shot and the next 7_10 days after that... Similar to Dec in some ways... Quick look at 850mb's makes me think ice storm could be in the works for some potentially though as well... Plenty time to figure that at later though need the cold and active SJ all you can ask for is a chance LoL
I think this is pertaining the the heights off of Alaska. That's off the charts
This argues for a strong push of cold air deep into the south and east similar to early January. Not sure if that ridge is in an ideal spot but it looks damn close. Someone please correct me if I'm off base here
Only thing this does is to help anchor this pattern keep heights up over the EPAC we need to keep the PV near Hudson Bay or farther S a little... The PV is what will give us our cold shots as lobes peel off and drop S and E
Well I can live without strong NAO Dec taught us that
Well I can live without strong NAO Dec taught us that
I hope he's wrong....
LoL well wonder if anyone saw a SE Ridge that was trending here last week by some heheee...psst never was gonna be and not one of any consequence anytime soon...so hopefully nail in that coffin
the western US/Canada is clearly shown, into Alaska on there. Looks very warm compared to normal for Alaska, and likely very cold for the eastern US
I agree, and nobody start a thread yet. If it still looks good for the Feb 2nd flakes on the 31st, then let there be a thread. If not, then another one goes in the trash. As for the others, if we see all models aboard for 2 days straight, then go ahead and start one.
I think using a map of the SE would be easier for everyone since it includes VA to TX.Through next Tuesday AM from 18 Z
Pattern is not as supressed as early January, through about next 10 days, it could go more supressed into mid-late February though.
