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Post itLooking at the GEFS I’m seeing a few more interesting members for the 7-8th event
Post itLooking at the GEFS I’m seeing a few more interesting members for the 7-8th event
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LR disaster continues. Still no light at the end of the tunnel, and I'm not sure we're actually even anywhere close to the tunnel. Looks pretty mild with occasional cool shots as systems move by.
LR disaster continues. Still no light at the end of the tunnel, and I'm not sure we're actually even anywhere close to the tunnel. Looks pretty mild with occasional cool shots as systems move by.
Yes the long range pattern is remarkable in its non wintry consistency. Our one window for snow is also closing fast, looking at last nights Euro. The trough just get less impressive every run.LR disaster continues. Still no light at the end of the tunnel, and I'm not sure we're actually even anywhere close to the tunnel. Looks pretty mild with occasional cool shots as systems move by.
I just read Isotherm’s (from the other board) winter outlook again for a refresher and it has been more or less spot on so far, especially for our region. Per the original outlook, February offers the best potential for cold/snow in the east—BUT the SER is expected to continue to flex its muscles, limiting the cold/snow potential south of DC(again, per the original forecast.)
At this point I’m beginning to wonder if we will even be able to squeak out a favorable 7-10 day window in the SE. Things are not going our way, that is for sure.
Note: If you want to read Iso’s outlook, be sure to bring your dictionary!
0z eps, this image @216 and it literally doesn't budge through the end of the 360 hr runLR disaster continues. Still no light at the end of the tunnel, and I'm not sure we're actually even anywhere close to the tunnel. Looks pretty mild with occasional cool shots as systems move by.
Has anyone ever seen ensembles with this much agreement this far out? Honestly, it seems unnatural. Of course, it probably only happens in warm patternsThis is about as ugly of a pattern as you'll ever see around here in the 11-15. At least we know it can't get much worse than this, or so I hope.
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Has anyone ever seen ensembles with this much agreement this far out? Honestly, it seems unnatural. Of course, it probably only happens in warm patterns
Has anyone ever seen ensembles with this much agreement this far out? Honestly, it seems unnatural. Of course, it probably only happens in warm patterns
Euro has the MJO spiking well into phase 5. Now, it tried to do that with phase 6 earlier, and it didn't end up quite so bad. I guess the good news is, it isn't spiking into phase 3 and taking the long way around the horn. Maybe it will get into phase 7 before too, too long. Who knows.Has anyone ever seen ensembles with this much agreement this far out? Honestly, it seems unnatural. Of course, it probably only happens in warm patterns
The weather slots seem to come up all 7s with increasing frequency nowadays. There is definitely some rigging going on.Considering the consistently forecasted (for a good number of days) pretty long duration of high amp warm MJO phases combined with strongly +AO and +NAO as well as the expected return of -AAM after the last few days of +AAM, the very warm midmonth is not all a surprise, especially when considering cold model bias. I mean this combo of factors is like a slot machine hitting all 7s for warmth.
Oh that’s right. I guess we just suck at law of averages ?Last year was similar.
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