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Pattern Januworry

We gotta find us a vort/shortwave from somwhere between 1/13-1/27 ish. Thats gonna be the issue. Cold air is there to tap.
I noticed CFS has whole conus in the Red 1st week Feb, but by 2/3 big west coast ridging and trough back into the east. Ridging gets over the innermtn west, pretty expansive. All CFS is good for is watching the trends from 3+ weeks out. Better off using Webs Mountain Torgue, other TC to guess pattern by then.

No doubt though we got a 2-3 week window here. Just finding the energy to kick off something is our handicap.
 
Webberweather53 said:
Something I already alluded to yesterday on twitter, but Decent looking negative E Asia Mtn torque here around mid-month. Should pull the Pacific Jet back during the following week or two and yield a GOA-Aleutian ridge + -PNA + SE ridge combo by the time we reach the last week of January. Ultimately, setting us up for a prototypical warm Nina Feb

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Can’t we enjoy the 2 week window of cold and maybe snow, before we worry about a torch 3-4 weeks from now?
 
Tarheel1 said:
Can’t we enjoy the 2 week window of cold and maybe snow, before we worry about a torch 3-4 weeks from now?
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Nothing to see here.
 

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I am such a virgin, this is my first post......."but don't call it a comeback! I've been here for years!" ?



What I mean by that is...the very first post I made on a weather board back in Dec 2007 was on Talkweather where I barged into an ongoing thread and got into a debate with the legend himself, SD, over the ideal placement of western ridging lol, lol...which is ironic given the upcoming pattern.

Anyway, hopefully I can add to the discussion in here and not take away from it or be a distraction.

From a pattern standpoint, we've had a bit of a delay here in early Jan as the Pac Jet extension has trended stronger and farther east on the modeling. The dates I'm watching are Jan 17-18 as this is at the point where the pattern retrogrades off the E Coast a bit, and the + anomalies are at a point along the Rocky Mtn divide. I want to see how this changes over the next week (i.e. whether it moves up in time or is delayed). I don't anticipate a delay, but we'll see.

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Sexy look here on Jan 19...Aleutian Low with high pressure lined up from Bismark to China

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griteater said:
I am such a virgin, this is my first post......."but don't call it a comeback! I've been here for years!" ?



What I mean by that is...the very first post I made on a weather board back in Dec 2007 was on Talkweather where I barged into an ongoing thread and got into a debate with the legend himself, SD, over the ideal placement of western ridging lol, lol...which is ironic given the upcoming pattern.

Anyway, hopefully I can add to the discussion in here and not take away from it or be a distraction.

From a pattern standpoint, we've had a bit of a delay here in early Jan as the Pac Jet extension has trended stronger and farther east on the modeling. The dates I'm watching are Jan 17-18 as this is at the point where the pattern retrogrades off the E Coast a bit, and the + anomalies are at a point along the Rocky Mtn divide. I want to see how this changes over the next week (i.e. whether it moves up in time or is delayed). I don't anticipate a delay, but we'll see.

knmraxW.png



Sexy look here on Jan 19...Aleutian Low with high pressure lined up from Bismark to China

vX4avlu.png
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Grit! You have made my day! So glad to have you here.
 
griteater said:
I am such a virgin, this is my first post......."but don't call it a comeback! I've been here for years!" ?



What I mean by that is...the very first post I made on a weather board back in Dec 2007 was on Talkweather where I barged into an ongoing thread and got into a debate with the legend himself, SD, over the ideal placement of western ridging lol, lol...which is ironic given the upcoming pattern.

Anyway, hopefully I can add to the discussion in here and not take away from it or be a distraction.

From a pattern standpoint, we've had a bit of a delay here in early Jan as the Pac Jet extension has trended stronger and farther east on the modeling. The dates I'm watching are Jan 17-18 as this is at the point where the pattern retrogrades off the E Coast a bit, and the + anomalies are at a point along the Rocky Mtn divide. I want to see how this changes over the next week (i.e. whether it moves up in time or is delayed). I don't anticipate a delay, but we'll see.

knmraxW.png



Sexy look here on Jan 19...Aleutian Low with high pressure lined up from Bismark to China

vX4avlu.png
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Well damn, welcome aboard dude.
 
griteater said:
I am such a virgin, this is my first post......."but don't call it a comeback! I've been here for years!" ?



What I mean by that is...the very first post I made on a weather board back in Dec 2007 was on Talkweather where I barged into an ongoing thread and got into a debate with the legend himself, SD, over the ideal placement of western ridging lol, lol...which is ironic given the upcoming pattern.

Anyway, hopefully I can add to the discussion in here and not take away from it or be a distraction.

From a pattern standpoint, we've had a bit of a delay here in early Jan as the Pac Jet extension has trended stronger and farther east on the modeling. The dates I'm watching are Jan 17-18 as this is at the point where the pattern retrogrades off the E Coast a bit, and the + anomalies are at a point along the Rocky Mtn divide. I want to see how this changes over the next week (i.e. whether it moves up in time or is delayed). I don't anticipate a delay, but we'll see.

knmraxW.png



Sexy look here on Jan 19...Aleutian Low with high pressure lined up from Bismark to China

vX4avlu.png
Click to expand...
My man Grit! Great to see you over here. Now we got the dynamic duo of Webb and Grit gents....sit back and learn.
 
griteater said:
I am such a virgin, this is my first post......."but don't call it a comeback! I've been here for years!"



What I mean by that is...the very first post I made on a weather board back in Dec 2007 was on Talkweather where I barged into an ongoing thread and got into a debate with the legend himself, SD, over the ideal placement of western ridging lol, lol...which is ironic given the upcoming pattern.

Anyway, hopefully I can add to the discussion in here and not take away from it or be a distraction.

From a pattern standpoint, we've had a bit of a delay here in early Jan as the Pac Jet extension has trended stronger and farther east on the modeling. The dates I'm watching are Jan 17-18 as this is at the point where the pattern retrogrades off the E Coast a bit, and the + anomalies are at a point along the Rocky Mtn divide. I want to see how this changes over the next week (i.e. whether it moves up in time or is delayed). I don't anticipate a delay, but we'll see.

knmraxW.png



Sexy look here on Jan 19...Aleutian Low with high pressure lined up from Bismark to China

vX4avlu.png
Click to expand...

I hope you’re be a frequent poster. Welcome!! Your repetition proceeds you.


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griteater said:
I am such a virgin, this is my first post......."but don't call it a comeback! I've been here for years!" ?



What I mean by that is...the very first post I made on a weather board back in Dec 2007 was on Talkweather where I barged into an ongoing thread and got into a debate with the legend himself, SD, over the ideal placement of western ridging lol, lol...which is ironic given the upcoming pattern.

Anyway, hopefully I can add to the discussion in here and not take away from it or be a distraction.

From a pattern standpoint, we've had a bit of a delay here in early Jan as the Pac Jet extension has trended stronger and farther east on the modeling. The dates I'm watching are Jan 17-18 as this is at the point where the pattern retrogrades off the E Coast a bit, and the + anomalies are at a point along the Rocky Mtn divide. I want to see how this changes over the next week (i.e. whether it moves up in time or is delayed). I don't anticipate a delay, but we'll see.

knmraxW.png



Sexy look here on Jan 19...Aleutian Low with high pressure lined up from Bismark to China

vX4avlu.png
Click to expand...
Great to have you aboard kid. Newbie novices are always welcome. Stick around and maybe pick up some pointers from the experts here. We have LOTS of experts.

:)
 
griteater said:
I am such a virgin, this is my first post......."but don't call it a comeback! I've been here for years!" ?



What I mean by that is...the very first post I made on a weather board back in Dec 2007 was on Talkweather where I barged into an ongoing thread and got into a debate with the legend himself, SD, over the ideal placement of western ridging lol, lol...which is ironic given the upcoming pattern.

Anyway, hopefully I can add to the discussion in here and not take away from it or be a distraction.

From a pattern standpoint, we've had a bit of a delay here in early Jan as the Pac Jet extension has trended stronger and farther east on the modeling. The dates I'm watching are Jan 17-18 as this is at the point where the pattern retrogrades off the E Coast a bit, and the + anomalies are at a point along the Rocky Mtn divide. I want to see how this changes over the next week (i.e. whether it moves up in time or is delayed). I don't anticipate a delay, but we'll see.

knmraxW.png



Sexy look here on Jan 19...Aleutian Low with high pressure lined up from Bismark to China

vX4avlu.png
Click to expand...
I REALLY enjoy your insight....keep it up!
 
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