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Pattern January Joke

So fickle. Honestly if the AIFS ens follows its OP, I’m not exactly gonna be swayed by the euro. I noticed the AIFS shorter term trends in winter storms last winter were often very on point
It's my fav model in the offseason, just watching it for outdoor activities / rain etc. Not enough winter experience with it this season lol
 
There’s not a lick of moisture with the second system. New runs tomorrow folks. Goodnight
 
Man we gotta get that second timeframe back. Thats the back up plan for many. It sucked losing that overnight. Another day of tracking ahead..
We still got around a week to reel that 2nd system in, I wouldnt worry too much at this range. But it is something we have to keep an eye on.
 
Man only if we could slow this thing down with this amplification trend… View attachment 182155
Yeah, liked like slight improvements with the 6z euro and Euro AI with the upper features, but no improvements at the surface. It’s not going to take many tweaks to get us something for one of those systems.
 
Yeah, liked like slight improvements with the 6z euro and Euro AI with the upper features, but no improvements at the surface. It’s not going to take many tweaks to get us something for one of those systems.
Yeah this is a lot of jumps at H5 still for the range it’s at… gotta hope we jump to something good within the next 2 days. Looks like we should start getting better data on the energy starting around sun evening-Mon morning. IMG_2148.gifI think slowing down and going ham with the northern stream sort of like Jan 2018 is still on the table here… that one had a lot of changes on modeling even till the day of due to how difficult it is for models to grasp the northern branch. If we want to dig that thing more, I’d say strengthen the northern periphery of the PNA ridge and lean it negative tilt more to dive the northern stream wave equatorwardIMG_2149.pngIMG_1631.gif
 
Yeah this is a lot of jumps at H5 still for the range it’s at… gotta hope we jump to something good within the next 2 days. Looks like we should start getting better data on the energy starting around sun evening-Mon morning. View attachment 182157I think slowing down and going ham with the northern stream sort of like Jan 2018 is still on the table here… that one had a lot of changes on modeling even till the day of due to how difficult it is for models to grasp the northern branch. If we want to dig that thing more, I’d say strengthen the northern periphery of the PNA ridge and lean it negative tilt more to dive the northern stream wave equatorwardView attachment 182158View attachment 182159
That basically appears to be the only shot. I wish we had some blocking. We'll need to stop running energy across the top of the Pac ridge or things will just end up being too progressive.

We're still in the game, which is good. But we don't have a ton of runway left for system 1.
 
A pitiful .4” in southern Rowan County, NC. Didn’t have more than 1.8” in an event for all of 2025. The most rain we have had at once since JULY of 2025 is 1.01” on October 17th. Just absurd drought happening right now.
 
The reason why the 0z GFS worked out to be a major winter storm is because the h5 vort tilts negative right over the East Coast, then BAM. We're running out of time to do that, there's still time but less of it than before.
 
Sitting right at 2.60 so far with this event. Not going to complain. We all desperately need to rain in the South. It was down right depressing seeing how much Lake Lanier was down visiting the in-laws during Christmas. Also, low level clouds moving at a quick pace this morning. Anyway, now onto looking at trends on models today. Thank you all for your analysis!!!
 
Sitting right at 2.60 so far with this event. Not going to complain. We all desperately need to rain in the South. It was down right depressing seeing how much Lake Lanier was down visiting the in-laws during Christmas. Also, low level clouds moving at a quick pace this morning. Anyway, now onto looking at trends on models today. Thank you all for your analysis!!!
I am just amazed that at 9:15ET in South Fulton that is 68F/cloudy and muggy. Much needed rain though!
 
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