Cadi40
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You’re correct, let’s continue in the corresponding thread.
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cd2play
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Or like winning monopoly game with Mediterranean and Baltic.
cd2play
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We’re all in this together
Philstorm91
Member
The southeast is a large area, that can be affected by different weather patterns. Is the current trend bad news for areas like OK, TX, AR, LA, MS?
Montanasnow30
Member
Ok guys i have a lot of snow to dish around how about y’all come up here to Montana and y’all can experience the cold and snow all while enjoying some good food and beer
Webberweather53
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Montanasnow30
Member
You are right these temps next week are going to have me in an icebox
East or west of the mountains score in very different situations most of the time. If it’s a cold bleeding west to East, you are better off west of the mountains. If it’s a CAD situation it’s better East of the mountains. Much more too it than that as well. Right now I imagine the further west and north in the southeast you are would be better.
That’s the most realistic/best step down process I’ve seen on this forum
cd2play
Member
I hate to say it, but I think this is going to be another one of those winters that just doesn’t.
Montanasnow30
Member
What do you mean when you say best step down process if I might ask?
Get colder and colder in time
Montanasnow30
Member
Oh yeah definitely also the weather guy up here on the local news station telling people not to panic on the temps that’s showing up saying that it could very much change in coming days
iGRXY
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If we keep a strongly -PNA, then it's going to be hard for anybody to get any wintry weather in the Southeast. East of the mountains do have a much better shot than those west because you can get CAD at a drop of hat. the -NAO can help but we really need a trough in the Aleutians and even just a a little bit of ridging on the west coast can get us to score.
BelmontWX79
Member
Was this the weather forum equivalent to "let's take this outside"?
BHS1975
Member
I think we are going to get another massive cold dump this year with how amped the pattern has been.
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cd2play
Member
I don’t see how the PNA is going to suddenly flip. -PNA’s tend to last all winter, once started.
You are correct. It's going to the PNW. At least initially.
Philstorm91
Member
Can someone post the latest PNA forecast? Also do we cancel upcoming patterns on ONE model run? I'm kind of confused here on the cliff diving by some here.
Mon Bleaklies update:
1. The already known (because it is within the EPS and we already know that has warmed since Thu) late Dec portion is significantly warmer than it was on the Thu run by an average of 4 F/day in the E US as a whole
2. Jan 1-17 is colder in the E US by an average of 2.4 F/day. That was largely unknown til this run and is good news.
3. Jan 18 is unchanged. Jan 19-29 is 1.4 F warmer per day on average. My weenie spin on this is that this is the least credible portion since it is so far out and it is only slightly warmer, regardless.
1. The already known (because it is within the EPS and we already know that has warmed since Thu) late Dec portion is significantly warmer than it was on the Thu run by an average of 4 F/day in the E US as a whole
2. Jan 1-17 is colder in the E US by an average of 2.4 F/day. That was largely unknown til this run and is good news.
3. Jan 18 is unchanged. Jan 19-29 is 1.4 F warmer per day on average. My weenie spin on this is that this is the least credible portion since it is so far out and it is only slightly warmer, regardless.
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