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Ostrich December

Makes the New England crowd happy over the next 16 days. That would be a good month for them.
I'd like for there to be some staying power with the depictions of the PV moving into Canada, instead of retreating to the other side of the world. It seems like every winter lately, no matter what background state you can come up with, the result tends to be similar. Fast flow and all the cold air bottled up in the Arctic or Siberia, with a few exceptions here or there, if were lucky. I don't know.
 
I'd like for there to be some staying power with the depictions of the PV moving into Canada, instead of retreating to the other side of the world. It seems like every winter lately, no matter what background state you can come up with, the result tends to be similar. Fast flow and all the cold air bottled up in the Arctic or Siberia, with a few exceptions here or there, if were lucky. I don't know.
I would like to see a cold spell like we had a few years back in early-mid January. There was a little snow (more for others) but that cold was impressive. Falls Lake froze over and it truly looked and felt like winter,
 
I'd like for there to be some staying power with the depictions of the PV moving into Canada, instead of retreating to the other side of the world. It seems like every winter lately, no matter what background state you can come up with, the result tends to be similar. Fast flow and all the cold air bottled up in the Arctic or Siberia, with a few exceptions here or there, if were lucky. I don't know.
Not a shocker at all, Siberia is the most favored location for it considering it’s a huge landmass . If it’s any consolation North America is its second most favored location . While Europe .... well that almost never happens.
 
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Day 10 from 00z ensembles:

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Day 15 from 00z ensembles:
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People say I'm overly optimistic, but I still like the prospects of a great blocking pattern. As other folks have stated, the models don't do well (or have to play catch up) once blocking starts to materialize. So going on that, the indices still look good or even great to me:

PNA - Now looks to only drop to neutral before going back slightly positive (could be worse..)
NAO - Looks to stay slightly negative and maybe go moderately negative through the LR (can't ask for more for the NAO)
AO - This looks incredible. Looks to drop strongly negative and possible stay that way through the LR (again incredible)

CPC - Climate Weather Linkage: Teleconnections (noaa.gov)
 
People say I'm overly optimistic, but I still like the prospects of a great blocking pattern. As other folks have stated, the models don't do well (or have to play catch up) once blocking starts to materialize. So going on that, the indices still look good or even great to me:

PNA - Now looks to only drop to neutral before going back slightly positive (could be worse..)
NAO - Looks to stay slightly negative and maybe go moderately negative through the LR (can't ask for more for the NAO)
AO - This looks incredible. Looks to drop strongly negative and possible stay that way through the LR (again incredible)

CPC - Climate Weather Linkage: Teleconnections (noaa.gov)
We haven’t had a good blocking pattern during winter in while. Got see it first to believe it... with a La Niña maybe bit harder to sustain. We see...
 
GFS has some semblance of the same trending in
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Starting to finally get some semblance of large scale sinking/descent on newer runs as the ridge builds off New England and into SE Canada, forcing surface pressure rises over the Lakes & Quebec
 
Starting to finally get some semblance of large scale sinking/descent on newer runs as the ridge builds off New England and into SE Canada, forcing surface pressure rises over the Lakes & Quebec
Yeah hopefully this run continues that trend, but anyone still clinging to wave 1, that ship has sailed
 
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