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Ostrich December

Myfrotho704_ said:
find it interesting that the CFS is basically wash, rinse repeat, get Alaskan low with PNA ridge that slowly retrogrades NW, quickly becomes -EPO than -WPO, Then repeats with another gulf of Alaska/Alaskan low through the end of the run, did this like 3-4 times
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I think this is how 13-14 played out. Everyone kept waiting for the warmth, but the Western ridge kept reloading and eventually dropped the hammer when the ridge shot over the pole in January.
 
NoSnowATL said:
I would take 14 again in a heartbeat.
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Jan and Feb 14 was like two great months winter waeather wise for the Columbia/Augusta area. Pretty cold and scored two winter storms that year. A repeat of that winter would be a major win for the Southeast, especially when considering the last two winters been garbage .
 
Faco Thomas said:
Jan and Feb 14 was like two great months winter waeather wise for the Columbia/Augusta area. Pretty cold and scored two winter storms that year. A repeat of that winter would be a major win for the Southeast, especially when considering the last two winters been garbage .
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Only thing is it wasn't a La Nina, I don't think.
 
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There's always the Dec 13-17 time period
 
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