BHS1975
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Just like those 60 degree dewpoints in December right?
Yeap you got it. SSTs still above normal.
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Just like those 60 degree dewpoints in December right?
I could be wrong, but I think he's saying that the MJO will head back to crap in February.The HM to English translation function does not seem to be working.
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This is the look that can bring snow to N AL. This is the kind of look that can bring excitement, but not until 5 days out.Day 10 Canadian. Cold air would be in place (dew points teens and low 20s). 850 zero line in N. NC (moving northward). Maybe a ice to snow setup for many? You would think the cold to the NW would eventually catch up as the storm deepens off the coast (or at least that's what I'm dreaming):
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Yeah, he means favorable MJO towards mid month, then maritime forcing moves in during feb, which suxsI could be wrong, but I think he's saying that the MJO will head back to crap in February.
So we will have a 7-10 day window late January then winter is over?Yeah, he means favorable MJO towards mid month, then maritime forcing moves in during feb, which suxs
That's a better window than many winters.So we will have a 7-10 day window late January then winter is over.
I hope that’s not the case, I’ll follow Webber on this one.That's a better window than many winters.
I thought the euro might flip us on the backside instead just flipped the bird. Gotta hate we are basically trying to make the best with Pacific or modified cP airmasses here. I'd still take my chances trying to pull a magic trick with the Euro setup though. You'd have to think there would be an area of cold 850s north and west of the upper low and enough banded precip we could flip areas to snowThese upper lows suck at making their own cold air. Best we can do is average temps?
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