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Pattern Jarring January

Storm5 said:
Yawn , we saw the models do that for days on end with the christmas period only to correct . After my snow next week I’ll be ready for spring anyway
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We also saw the models drop a foot of snow only to get clouds. Just saying that big epo needs help

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Mr. Grinch said:
Mid January looking good
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It's the GFS
 
Overall, the GFS clearly has a cold bias at 2 meters when averaged out. However, there are obviously times when individual runs verify much too warm in any given location at various forecast intervals.
 
A little OT, but any TN people notice that MRX is having issues with their AFD's? With all the storms possibly coming they keep skipping AFDs. Nothing this afternoon and quite a few mornings lately with nothing either.
 
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Storm5 said:
The warmup on the eps keeps getting pushed further and further out in time . 00z run was below normal for 95 percent of the run


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Sweet
 
Yeah there's no doubt this warm-up that was progged for a couple weeks on the EPS is evaporating, I'm certainly not going to complain... The EPS still looks wrong w/ a trough in the southwestern US in the midst of an Alaskan ridge (which is getting stronger due to intense Indian Ocean forcing) but the last 3 runs have been trending towards squash city of the SE US ridge as the Alaskan ridge grows more intense on subsequent runs, which keeps the cold pattern going right on into mid-January.
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Webberweather53 said:
Yeah there's no doubt this warm-up that was progged for a couple weeks on the EPS is evaporating, I'm certainly not going to complain... The EPS still looks wrong w/ a trough in the southwestern US in the midst of an Alaskan ridge (which is getting stronger due to intense Indian Ocean forcing) but the last 3 runs have been trending towards squash city of the SE US ridge as the Alaskan ridge grows more intense on subsequent runs, which keeps the cold pattern going right on into mid-January.
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If only this could go until the end of January lol. Unfortunately we are bound to warm up eventually.
 
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