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Pattern Januworry

SD said:
488 over the great lakes this is basically the opposite of the December patternView attachment 102191
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This is without snow on the ground in most of the South either. Would be one of the most prolific arctic outbreaks ever.

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Wild Weather Monger said:
One of these days, a map like that will have an 84 hour timestamp instead of 384. Nevertheless, it is a beaut.
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Hey the good thing is this upcoming pattern could deliver it. I think it's overdone but the overnight ensembles hinted at renewed cold and potential decadal cold after D10. Should be fun to watch pan out
 
SD said:
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Been trying to keep quiet and let the pros talk during these exciting times. But this post caught my attention because every time somebody posts one of these nowadays, it seems to be having 2-3 more snowy members. I like where we're headed
 
SD said:
Biggest concern I have is we really build toward severe cold and we drop it into the same places as last feb
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That could really happen lol especially if it waits to dump when the pac has basically retrograded where it sucks for us
 
iGRXY said:
Need a good storm to come before that massive attic outbreak. We’re not snowing or getting anything with that except cracked lips and ashy skin. Now if we can sneak a good storm in here right before we can get a good shot of keeping snow or ice on the ground for a while.
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We'll probably get a good storm as the pattern starts to relax.
 
LovingGulfLows said:
This is without snow on the ground in most of the South either. Would be one of the most prolific arctic outbreaks ever.

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Mid to late January of 1934 and 1972, both similarly strengthed La Niña analogs that had mild Decembers, both had a similar very cold (single digits at ATL/RDU) Arctic airmass plunge into the SE fwiw followed by cold February.
 
GaWx said:
Mid to late January of 1934 and 1972, both similarly strengthed La Niña analogs that had mild Decembers, both had a similar very cold (single digits at ATL/RDU) Arctic airmass plunge into the SE fwiw followed by cold February.
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But did they produce Snow? That’s the 1 billion dollar question.
 
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