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Plus. It’s the gfs lol
Who doesn’t like a good underdog story?Plus. It’s the gfs lol
FactsPlus. It’s the gfs lol
Amen, hope you have a great service. Mosst disappointing thing ever is a cold rain. Love cold, live rain but I do not like a cold rain lolDay 10 from 0z last night. Euro op was the one getting close. Wave dampens out. Stays chilly. GFS does its usual 180 degree turn every 6 hours.
Heres euro and canadian. Interesting to see if we get a pv press or trough, just where it wants to dig down at.
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Canadian
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Im off to church in the mid 30degree rain.
That convection really snuck up on me. About 4:30am I woke up standing on my feet convinced a bomb had gone off. Lightning hit a tall pine right outside our bedroom window. Loudest noise I’ve ever heard and the whole room flashed orange. It’s one thing when you know a storm’s around but quite another when you have no idea and the first bolt hits right on top of you. Almost had to get the paddles for me!
Euro ensembles actually had quite a bit of bites in the late January early February time frame as well
Yes...for Chicago.Is that a snow look View attachment 130937
No but models seem to be honing in on that cold bleeding east around 240-300 hours which is a good signal for some CAD stuff laterIs that a snow look View attachment 130937
Heck yeah,Is that a snow look View attachment 130937
CMC on its way to bleeding cold east View attachment 130941
In a crappy pattern I’ll take any chance we can get certainly a CAD event of some sort isn’t off the table hereHaving to rely on cold “bleeding” east of the apps with these central/western US centric troughs almost always ends up going bad for us, other then 35-45 degree damming
Most of us on this forum are in the business of hope. The only hopeful thing showing is a mighty cold air mass moving into the continent, and we are not fighting stale pacific air but the SE ridge. If we can get a high pressure in the NE to send enough of that air down around a boundary, then something is possibleIn a crappy pattern I’ll take any chance we can get certainly a CAD event of some sort isn’t off the table here
Dude, I admire your optimism however misplaced it is! ?In a crappy pattern I’ll take any chance we can get certainly a CAD event of some sort isn’t off the table here
This is a more -PNA/-NAO with a 50/50 look. Textbook Miller B/CAD pattern. At a minimum we are likely staying in the low 40’s for the foreseeable futureDont let Logan Elliot see the -PNA trend on the gefs View attachment 130949
That 50/50 trend though ?Dont let Logan Elliot see the -PNA trend on the gefs View attachment 130949
And that can get cold air east given enough table settersThere is no 50/50 here, just a Hudson bay TPV View attachment 130960View attachment 130961
Which is usually money for us. But the Aluetian ridge which I assume is La Nina driven is going to ruin it for usTPV is pretty far east though in this upcoming western trough regime. Something that can’t be ignored
Yeah. It’s weird where the TPV sets up though, the pattern is very tilted, normally with a -PNA regime it’s sets up in central-western Canada or dives down to the PNW. I’m not a fan of it but could be argued that cold bleeds east a little time to time. especially if it ticks south on modeling. Ofc by that I mean it’s nothing compared to the plains, and we’re on the warmer side other then sporadic 40 degree daysWhich is usually money for us. But the Aluetian ridge which I assume is La Nina driven is going to ruin it for us
I thought about planting my annuals based upon some on this board.IDK. I'd not be starting the tomato plants just yet with this look.
Channeling my inner Bastardi, I see lots of cracks in the artic dam showing up to start Flaming February.
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