Brent
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Pattern January 2021 - Joyless January
- Thread starter TheBatman
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Can Kicking time... SSWevent do your magic, lol:
Fire up another thread? Believe i would wait another few runs.
Model runs overnight were not good for the start of January. Sheesh
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The PV split is still a go. The bad news is that the real cold will probably be on the other side of the globe:
Six Mile Wx
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Let that drop down to the gulf with a 50/50 low and some blocking!
ATLwxfan
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The January thaw. It comes every year. Might as well embrace it. It will come despite all the talk of SSW and Greenland ridging.
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tennessee storm
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Bad thing is not much to thaw out.... hardly even been frozen. Lol
whatalife
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Not a great look but it is slowly going in the right direction on the 06z GEFS. At the end of the run you can see the EPO and WPO trying to go in the right direction. Trying to find a few positives 
ATLwxfan
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Not a great look but it is slowly going in the right direction on the 06z GEFS. At the end of the run you can see the EPO and WPO trying to go in the right direction. Trying to find a few positives
I’m not sure how much to trust index predictions at day 15. A week ago we were celebrating this marvelous pattern coming in early January.
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Six Mile Wx
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Somethings different this time. The models usually show an Arctic outbreak that never develops, not this time. We may revisit the previous pattern that we just had with blocking before it’s over, except this time we could be looking at a lobe of the TPV sitting at the Canadian border!
whatalife
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This has always bothered me but why are the strat and troposphere so out of phase? Is it just the obvious that they are far different heights and I should wrap my head around the east answer or is there something deeper? 
Jon
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The -NAO looked great with some ridging over the West coast to help with suppression of the s/w but with that gone now, it’s useless.
EPS almost blanked RDU for snow, one sole member in the next 15 days....We hoped for this SSW and looks like we will get it... I hope it works out, looks like the can has been kicked to mid Jan.
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Stormlover
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We haven't had any extended cold to thaw from.
It seems like for the last several years, the can has gotten kicked to mid-January. There may have been an exception to that, but I don't remember it.The -NAO looked great with some ridging over the West coast to help with suppression of the s/w but with that gone now, it’s useless.EPS almost blanked RDU for snow, one sole member in the next 15 days....
We hoped for this SSW and looks like we will get it... I hope it works out, looks like the can has been kicked to mid Jan.
The trend has been in the right direction the past few model runs, which is what's important now.
Were you in Dallas for February 11, 2010?
I would just like to remind everyone, the first year (2017) I moved down from up north to Metro Atlanta was when the northern and western suburbs got slammed with 10"+ of snow (December 2017), then several weeks later the southern suburbs saw another 2-4" snow event.
:quality(70)/d1hfln2sfez66z.cloudfront.net/11-20-2019/t_5020431a79d6435897c978b212bcd1f2_name_2E053BB221314D0EAA70125DFF240B60)
SNOWFALL TOTALS: Here's how much fell in different parts of Georgia
<p>Most of Georgia woke up Wednesday to snow -- and some areas received several inches of snow</p>
So I may just be the good luck charm Dallas needs to get the snow it's long overdue this season.
