Not a bad thing long term. Will cause some sweaty armpits and thread bans in the short term
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Pattern Januworry
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Pretty Miller B ish look on the EPS mean 
Well the EPS control went from looking like it was trying to totally flopping lol 
Is this good? I think he’s all in!?
Jessy89
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So many moving parts in this pattern. Models having a bit of a hard time with it. But eventually I think we get something to track inside 7 days.
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Yeah the EPS/control extended the pacific jet a little more around day 8-10 after some retraction 
The result of this is slowed down retrogression and renewed troughing around the Aleutians/Alaska, and more western US ridge. it’s something im not mad at, but not necessarily wanting, I’m ready to go thru with the process as it is, not delay it
-NAO trends are much more fun to look at
On the eps control yeah, the EPS mean has way less -NAO
Eps is trying to poke the bear late and unload the freezer.
May be another drop and spread. Dislike button
May be another drop and spread. Dislike button
Wasn’t a great EPS run but wasn’t bad, solid 6/10
NWMSGuy
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Imagine there are some in North MS, AL that wouldn’t mind Member 46. ?
I’ve seen a lot worse for early mid January
Brent
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Yeah the OP euro def looked better
Looks opposite? West coast
griteater
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Think we just stay the course here in the medium-extended range (Jan 15-30). GEFS is probably too amplified out west and EPS not amplified enough. GEFS is more of a -EPO pattern with episodic cold highs dropping down (colder, better chances farther south and/or Miller B, as has been stated), while EPS is more of a split flow / weak +PNA look (not as cold, but could have some good chances if timing is there). I still think a quick retraction of the jet back to the WPac (back to -PNA) is the least likely scenario. AAM charts are trending up, so, more evidence of westerly momentum getting charged into the Pac jet and keeping it from doing a quick retreat. GEFS is probably overdone on the -NAO, but still think we may have an opportunity there. AAM charts from @MattHugo81 on Twitter
Keeping it simple, on a scale of 1 to 5 with 3 being avg and 5 being excellent, I'd view the 2nd half of Jan as a 4 (better than average).
My hunch is that we see a -NAO take shape, but it sets up as more east-based. If I'm wrong and it becomes more favorably oriented, then we can move the dial on your scale from a 4 to a 5. It looks like there's lots of energy to work with.Think we just stay the course here in the medium-extended range (Jan 15-30). GEFS is probably too amplified out west and EPS not amplified enough. GEFS is more of a -EPO pattern with episodic cold highs dropping down (colder, better chances farther south and/or Miller B, as has been stated), while EPS is more of a split flow / weak +PNA look (not as cold, but could have some good chances if timing is there). I still think a quick retraction of the jet back to the WPac (back to -PNA) is the least likely scenario. AAM charts are trending up, so, more evidence of westerly momentum getting charged into the Pac jet and keeping it from doing a quick retreat. GEFS is probably overdone on the -NAO, but still think we may have an opportunity there. AAM charts from @MattHugo81 on Twitter
Keeping it simple, on a scale of 1 to 5 with 3 being avg and 5 being excellent, I'd view the 2nd half of Jan as a 4 (better than average).