Mr. Golf
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Webber, when will you have your winter forecast out? Or a good idea what may happen?
The recurring theme of cold late Octobers outside the mountains ...Goofus says break back out those shorts and flip flops by Nov. 1st
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Look very Halloweenish, to say the least!!Goofus says break back out those shorts and flip flops by Nov. 1st
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You should check out the new CFSv2! For D,J,F, JB posted it! It's pants tightening! Seems like he's wanting to take back his torch outlook and go to his wheelhouse cold winter forecast!
In all fairness, he does say he cherry picked.You should check out the new CFSv2! For D,J,F, JB posted it! It's pants tightening! Seems like he's wanting to take back his torch outlook and go to his wheelhouse cold winter forecast!
I know, but you can almost here it his post, he wants to go cold.In all fairness, he does say he cherry picked.
A boring 43 this morning. Looking forward to colder next week! Fingers crossed37 this morning
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My forecast last year didn't come out until the end of November and the forecast was valid thru March. I don't plan to release mine for a while and let things play out a bit so some of the non-ENSO related specifics can be resolved... Currently shooting for mid-late November.Webber, when will you have your winter forecast out? Or a good idea what may happen?
Coldest morning since early aprilThe euro only had temps dipping into the mid 40s here this morning in RDU, got officially down to 37F at the airport. This cold shot next week looks very impressive and the euro is already at least 5F colder than this morning area wide, could end up being the first frost or freeze for many...
Probably heat release from all the standing waterA boring 43 this morning. Looking forward to colder next week! Fingers crossed
Yeah once Lan developed, much of the divergence went away in NWP... Now it's going to be more of an issue related to how they handle it's diabatic heating and concomitant upper level outflow as well as the extravagance of the eventual extratropical transition. This ultimately determines the strength of the upper level ridge that will balloon to its NE and the associated ageostrophic geopotential flux that allows the Rossby Wave packet to propagate eastward and thus affects the speed of said Wave packet, timing, amplitude, & shape of the trough over the eastern US around Oct 26...Oddly enough the Euro agrees with same idea and timing