I didn't look much at the 0z EPS after I saw the warmer "trend" being hoisted up everywhere but the 12z EPS run looked solid through the end of the run. This is going to suck if this goes to pot early Feb but this is what we are hoping for.
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Pattern January 2020 - Operation Thaw Alaska
- Thread starter KyloG
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I didn't look much at the 0z EPS after I saw the warmer "trend" being hoisted up everywhere but the 12z EPS run looked solid through the end of the run. This is going to suck if this goes to pot early Feb but this is what we are hoping for.
NoSnowATL
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It’s the Euro so I’ll let it slide this time. Good signs for sure.
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I like the look of that trough over AK weakening and the ridging starting to build up towards AK. Even if it is long-range looks very solid like you said.
The last half of Jan looks like it could finish BN for the E/SE with a potential winter storm for the NW areas of the SE. Then we look like we could start off Feb in a favorable pattern...I know a big IF.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
*Insert your favorite mid-late winer +ENSO beefy miller A/"piedmont gradient" snowstorm here*
Major heartbreak seems harder than usual to avoid in a pattern like this if you're in RDU.
Big phaser wavebreaks and allows a favorable Atlantic/nuetral to -NAO, bring on the big apps runner phaser, I’ll take it for a better pattern
Yeah, that would suck but would be better than no threats at all for anyone. Just ready for someone to get on the scoreboard.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Can't go wrong with that sentiment, if I feel so inclined (& works out w/ my schedule), I'd be more than willing to drive a few hours to see a little snow
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Deleted member 1449
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Each one of those even have a sharp gradient across the Triad/Nw Piedmont.
The 12z GEFS mean, still showing the low remaining down in the Gulf and not cutting like the 12z GFS OP. This is valid next Saturday AM. (Do you go back 5 hours or 6 hours? I just want to be sure.)
Not seeing any -PNA there. Hug
looks like a prime weekend to hit the slopes..
I'll hold off on picking it apart. Lol if it was the GEFS I wouldn't let it go. It looks ok and I like the look. Just hoping we don't get burned. There have been some hints of a SSWE showing up finally too.
That might be the best mean I’ve seen across the SE this winter, not that it’s really that good, but it beats the turd sandwiches we’ve been dealt all winter to this point.
Are those cold phases for the SE?
I think 1 is but I don’t know about 2-3
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
In Feb-Mar, Indian Ocean (phase 2-3) subseasonal forcing favors cold in the SE US