I get that, but I'm sure within any given ensemble suite, if it has enough members, you can probably pick any handful of members that hit close to the actual solution.Tbh that’s why ens means that far out is overrated some cluster of members had this similar look
I would say a great run for you outside of a few days around Christmas.Last day in the 70’s for a while. Ugh. It’s been a good run. Hopefully we can at least mix in some sunny days with the cooler temps.
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Fair point, but the image he showed was only 192 hours out and trending colder… not saying it’s right, but I think most of us will be seeing 10-15 degrees below average for that time periodWell, it was showing this for Saturday at D10:
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Now we have this:
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I guess that's a pretty good forecast. Maybe your image will change for the better, given that it's 336 hours out from now. ?
After this winter I’m broke. But I’ll throw my last chip, penny, and tissue into the basket
Sure. Why not. All it can do is be wrong again like the last 100 times in a row this year it has showed this. I want lose any sleep over it being wrong again.
Yes and it will.Check out hr 156 - 180 on the GFS. Northwest trend or nah?
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We activated that in JanuaryI20 and south severe szn activate
Once the SER starts building it's hard to knock it back down, it happens but it seems to take some major pressure changes to push it back south. It's always hell for models to properly depict. It happens but its tough! I would assume the models standard input is from times past climatological data and as we've seen in the past 10 years what seems to be a change or shift from that standard is. I don't research or study this stuff except for personal interests, but have seen a significant struggle in model output to depict the dreaded SER or Southeastern Ridge and how much influence it has on the weather in the eastern conus this time of year the models regularly depict cold pushes to the Florida coasts in the long range and day by day those outputs continually recede keeping the cold pushed back. What the exact kicker is to say what pressure variant and where on the globe these have to be to allow for the cold pushes this time of year, I have no clue! But I would imagine if you located those keys, you'd be able to accurately depict cold pushes this time of year... my unprofessional 4am thoughts.
This will be in Minnesota in 36 hours.
Baseball practice was great but was done at 5pmSoccer practice sucked last night, windy and cold.
Who forgot to pay the heating bill?