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Pattern Novemburrr

even in bad pattern winters we will sneak some sort of Evolution out at someee point in the winter to give us a shot. We can’t be throwing the towel in before we even get into December lol is all I’m saying
Don’t recall anything sneaking in on me. And I’m in Tennessee… that winter 11. 12.. hope I am wrong yeah don’t throw towel in this early I am not, but what I am seeing we will be fighting a loosing battle prettt much things don’t get fixed in the pacific . Never seen it this bad thus far
 
Don’t recall anything sneaking in on me. And I’m in Tennessee… that winter 11. 12.. hope I am wrong yeah don’t throw towel in this early I am not, but what I am seeing we will be fighting a loosing battle prettt much things don’t get fixed in the pacific . Never seen it this bad thus far
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Don’t recall anything sneaking in on me. And I’m in Tennessee… that winter 11. 12.. hope I am wrong yeah don’t throw towel in this early I am not, but what I am seeing we will be fighting a loosing battle prettt much things don’t get fixed in the pacific . Never seen it this bad thus far
Yeah I’m talking about real ones in CAD NC ain’t ever gone 1 winter without any type of winter precip
 
If you look at all La Ninas since 1895 that were above normal in Dec at RDU, the median snow of those 22 winters is ~3.7", or ~25% below normal and ~2/3rds of those winters had below average snowfall. Not the end of the world, and you could cherry-pick a few occasional blockbusters (1999-00) as a counterpoint, but the overall signal certainly puts us at a decided disadvantage when December is warm in a la nina. Same can not be said for El Nino winters tho.

So, we're basically giving ourselves a 33% chance (historically) to end up 'cashing in' this winter, you can basically assume that's the upper bound on the chances here because the long-term trend is towards warmer/less snowy winters w/ time.
 
lol when you look at it there’s literally nothing going good for the eastern US in early December for cold, the MJO, SPV, the evolution in AK, the disappearing blocking, I mean the only way I could think we improve it is get some random -NAO to try and come back from some super random wavebreaking. let’s just enjoy this while it’s here B305B2B1-51D0-4D2B-9F25-FF95348B49FB.png
 
Imagine waking up to read the last 40 or so new posts and just about none of them have anything to do with the thread topic of November, which is going to end up nice and cold…actually the coldest month in years anomalywise for a good bit of the SE. A fantastic month!
 
Imagine waking up to read the last 40 or so new posts and just about none of them have anything to do with the thread topic of November, which is going to end up nice and cold…actually the coldest month in years anomalywise for a good bit of the SE. A fantastic month!
They just have to be negative when it’s so cold out lol nothing we can do but the December talk should stay in the December thread
 
Looks like we’re headed for another warm winter


At this point in the game, I accept that things don't work like they used to. Even ENSO seems not to matter much anymore neither. The last three El Nino's have been quite warm in the SE. Until waters near Australia cool down,this is basically what we should expect every Winter for the SE going forward.
 
Imagine waking up to read the last 40 or so new posts and just about none of them have anything to do with the thread topic of November, which is going to end up nice and cold…actually the coldest month in years anomalywise for a good bit of the SE. A fantastic month!
It's too bad we don't have a correlation to winter temps for cold Novembers.
 
It's too bad we don't have a correlation to winter temps for cold Novembers.

Actually, there’s a slight correlation of cold Novembers to cold winters in the SE…only slight meaning that doesn’t at all mean a cold winter is likely but the slight positive correlation is there if you were to look at many decades of history.
 
The evolution that’s showing up is one that’s gonna be hard to break out of and is gonna take time, it’s just something that’ll hopefully change in models but La Niñas are typically better for the eastern US to start winter into mid winter, then the SE ridge becomes a issue the second half, it would suck wasting the first half away that favors better stuff in a La Niña for the east/southeast
Spitballing here. Wasn’t 2017 a Niña that produced for us? I can remember a decent snow that winter. Mostly stuff coming down out of Canada. Just can’t remember what month.
 
Spitballing here. Wasn’t 2017 a Niña that produced for us? I can remember a decent snow that winter. Mostly stuff coming down out of Canada. Just can’t remember what month.
2017 turned cold right at Christmas then we had that mega week of cold. Just missed the coastal in early Jan (parts of NC did well) then the big snow about 10 days later. Feb torched. Then it snowed like 4 times in March/April here
 
Sometimes the cartoons are right and sometimes wrong as they are just guidance. Makes for interesting wx forecasting discussions.

I love this time of year no matter the wx! And it doesn't get much better than today in November. Plus I'm loving the chilly month. That chilly Bleakies run from a couple of weeks ago was spot on! Hoping for a brisk stroll later! Had a good one last evening.
Me too! I look at the start of the winter the same as I look at a football or baseball season that’s just starting. There are lots of predictions but in the end there’s a reason they play the games and do not crown the preseason favorites before each season. It’s always exciting to see what kind of winter you’ll end up with at the end. The southeast is quite often a second half team so we should not write off the winter before December is even started.
 
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Anyway we can get that energy in Texas to strengthen up? Plus more confluence in Northeast? I know that’s not going to happen, but it is that time of the year at least!
 
WRAL is giving their winter forecast tomorrow night on the 6:00 news. I expect it to be as conservative as possible.
 
People were cheering on the MJO several days ago because it looked like we were entering the cold phases. Going to run through 4-7 into early December, couldn’t get any warmer than this. No real signal for cold until/if we ever reach 8 (maybe** mid December?) Phase 7’s anomalies aren’t statistically significant except over the northern Plains

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Isn't phase 7 the snowiest phase in December. Or does that not become significant until later in the month?
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