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The 200 hr GFS OP not moving me lolThat didn’t take long at all View attachment 133946
The 200 hr GFS OP not moving me lolThat didn’t take long at all View attachment 133946
That didn’t take long at all View attachment 133946
Looks to me like it’s slowly trending to the EPS, and it probably will, this pattern coming up favors amplification, and the euro/EPS have been steady with a more amped/slower solution, these colder air-masses are harder to move and typically drag
It’s pretty clear as day that the SE ridge will win out in this next threat. The NE weenies are not sold yet.Looks to me like it’s slowly trending to the EPS, and it probably will, this pattern coming up favors amplification, and the euro/EPS have been steady with a more amped/slower solution, these colder air-masses are harder to move and typically drag
Looks juicyView attachment 133959
Fire that severe thread up ?
Looks to me like it’s slowly trending to the EPS, and it probably will, this pattern coming up favors amplification, and the euro/EPS have been steady with a more amped/slower solution, these colder air-masses are harder to move and typically drag
Classic example here. Big changes on the gefs which I alluded to last night View attachment 133964View attachment 133965
Delay, really no stopping it from moving east when all set and done, but the more we slow it, the more likely we shorten the cold patternDoesn’t make sense with MJO and neutral PNA -NAO. It’s just a delay I would imagine. Or it illustrates that the whole thing is broken.
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The more likely it is to shorten things, but I will say that with a MJO high amp phase 8 moving into phase one and a strongly -AO/-NAO combination, I think it’s likely that we’ll see at least below average temperatures set up for a couple weeks with some quite significant cold shots in there. I kinda thought yesterday morning that the GFS suite was rushing things a bit. The EPS/Euro has really stayed very consistent on the timingDelay, really no stopping it from moving east when all set and done, but the more we slow it, the more likely we shorten the cold pattern