This is good. You don't want too much suppression. Yes, way out there though.Long ways out of course, but verbatim, this could be a fun front to watch. Looks like the bulk pivots N of us but would be interesting to see where the next few frames went
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1/2 aren't terrible eitherJust a reminder of P7/P8 MJO January.
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Stalls out in 7/8, which would be great. Some of the numbers that may look mismatched are from January (19th) if that's what you're asking.What the heck is going on with the GEFS forecast?
Just keeping it on the left side and out of 4-5-6 in January keeps us in the game. 7 enhances our chances as much as we can. We're in the game and models are picking up on the signals - it's all we can hope or ask for. The time to rest is now!1/2 aren't terrible either
Nope and wouldn't be surprised to get a clipper (or 2) behind this big pushSuppressed look at this range isn’t a bad thing. Don’t see this being a cutter or Apps runner.
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D a m n,,, even the ATL heat island is gone from that run.I like this progression. Siberian express into the lower 48. She’s primed. View attachment 156394
Stating the obvious I think, but if I had one wish, it would be to see this type of S shape to setup over S Greenland to New England (from Euro Wk Ctrl - I’ll look at any model run lol). Get something like that in concert with the western ridge, and it would be hard for the pattern to fail. But getting that feature to come together has been ever elusive in recent yearsEuro bullies the attempted -nao out of the way and ends pretty mediocre. This too is within the realm of possibility
You're right, this is the look that dreams (and RDU 6"+ snow storms) are made of. It's been teased several times over the last 5 years or so, but we never can get it to fully come together.Stating the obvious I think, but if I had one wish, it would be to see this type of S shape to setup over S Greenland to New England (from Euro Wk Ctrl - I’ll look at any model run lol). Get something like that in concert with the western ridge, and it would be hard for the pattern to fail. But getting that feature to come together has been ever elusive in recent years
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It's textbook how you get a high-impact, long-duration, widespread winter storm in the Southeast.Stating the obvious I think, but if I had one wish, it would be to see this type of S shape to setup over S Greenland to New England (from Euro Wk Ctrl - I’ll look at any model run lol). Get something like that in concert with the western ridge, and it would be hard for the pattern to fail. But getting that feature to come together has been ever elusive in recent years
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