CNCsnwfan1210
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Pretty impressive blocking up top5 run trend loop for CMC Ens on Jan 17th
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Pattern Jammin January 2024
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Not gonna lie, that voodoo(300hr) range on the GFS has me drooling. Not far from a analog standpoint of two huge notable events for the SE in the past fifteen years.
Which two?
griteater
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It's deeply rooted into the stratosphere as well. Here the Northern Annular Mode (i.e. AO) is negative thru the full troposphere and stratosphere. This is a legit block
Here the zonal wind chart shows how the weaker than normal winds are downwelling from the stratosphere into the troposphere
2/12/10 and 1/09/11.
I think that would satisfy everyone outside of some NC folks. Two different setups though.
That is just two I looked up as I’m sure there are others with similarities. Now can we get that look around day 7 is the hard part.
I would certainly be happy with either. 2/12/10 I got 5” after only being forecast flurries 24 hours earlier and 1/10/11 gave me 6” with ice on top and it stayed on the ground close to a week.
I mean to get in the game you have to get the players on the field, right?
bruh
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Philstorm91
Member
At least we get the Arctic cold into the lower 48. Now we just need it to spill southeast.
NoSnowATL
Member
Time to buy some big fans.
griteater
Member
Seems like one day we lean a little east with the trough, then the next (today) we lean back a little west. Critical to the outcome
John1122
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For most of my life if we got big time Arctic air,-40s/-50s, rolling down the front range of the Rockies it was coming east/south and making it to Florida. Who knows what happens these days.
griteater
Member
Euro Ensemble looks just fine (like CMCEns)
It will be really nice to get this look to about the D7 range just one time. At least it's not the complete dumpster fire look we saw yesterday...though I haven't seen frames later than what you posted yet.
NoSnowATL
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Kirk Mellish
@MellishMeterWSB
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No snow risk for #MetroAtlanta for at least the next 10 days. But the signals and data continue to trend to a more wintry pattern for most of the US as we move through this month and February with stratospheric polar vortex disruption and high latitude blocking -AO/NAO. Patience
@MellishMeterWSB
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No snow risk for #MetroAtlanta for at least the next 10 days. But the signals and data continue to trend to a more wintry pattern for most of the US as we move through this month and February with stratospheric polar vortex disruption and high latitude blocking -AO/NAO. Patience
NoSnowATL
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Snowpack - 
