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Pattern Jammin' January

Can you say February 1996 snow/ice storm part 2. Was it the same type of pattern??? Looks like it to me.
 
GEFS split...daughter vortex's are in Europe and Ontario. Looks like a 3rd one has formed too near Siberia. Wonder how many times a split has occurred where a daughter vortex was sent to Canada, south of Hudson Bay.

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With all the years of hoopla concerning SSW events, I dont believe Ive ever seen that modeled. Dreamed about by many, but never actually shown. If a SSW is a unicorn, getting the PV into NA must be finding out the unicorn and bigfoot had a baby and you are invited to the birthday party.
 
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Surprised no one mentioned the 18z GFS!? A 3 day event, and you know it’s going to trend colder!FAA9B9E6-14F5-4CF7-8EDB-65ADE1A5D112.png5B167F5B-FDAD-4A7F-8E86-E55C0A1877CC.png55B9F60C-B165-40F3-BBB3-34C1232A902B.png
 
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Some cold air in Canada. But, No real push of cold air or at least where it stays locked in on the 0z gfs.
 
Nice look on fv3 at 186. 1048 high sliding out of Canada with a low pressure system Southern California . That could work for something nice....C1364467-F1A5-46A7-8755-8CDEEFCBA581.png
 
Overrunning setup getting going at 210 for Texas. Let’s see if it translates further east. 3F5D5925-6C2A-42C6-8C09-9A9C30AA2414.png
 
Then it cuts through the Ohio Valley. ?????

If it wouldn’t have cut and stayed as a overrunning event been nice for a lot of the southeast.

First of January defitely going to be fun to watch. ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️
 
The models are fun to look at in the longer range, but things will change. I do think we'll see a winter storm threat some time in the first week of Jan. and it could be a winter storm with great magnitude. There will likely be deep cold air to work with as a PV anomaly sets in over the mid latitudes. As this process is occuring, the SER would be "hanging" on for dear life at the very end of this month.

It's possible the western portions of the southeastern states and upper south may get an icing event with that second weather system around the New Year. Then, the really cold air makes it's way further southeastward, and it's possible that board wide winter threat comes in. We're definitely going to see some more fun model runs.
 
A decent amount of gefs ensembles already have ice/sleet for the new years storm in CAD areas, espescially the CAD areas in NC, I'ma start paying attention
 
Early January is looking great for a switch to a colder pattern. Look for a potential winter threat when that happens, when patterns transition we usually have a threat. With the early PV disruption and low solar this year it’s likely that January and February could be one to remember for a long time...
 
Is it too much to ask for the Siberian ridge to bridge the pole and connect with the western north American ridge?

I was thinking about that. Typically with nino/-nao we see low heights in Siberia. Would bet the ridge bridge is seen with +NAO/-EPO like 2014, 2015.

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