RollTide18
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There's always the Dec 13-17 time period
Everybody is looking right past that time frame lol
There's always the Dec 13-17 time period
there is just not enough cold air if much any in play at for this system, hate be debbie downer, but rest of december looks warmer than average to me what im seeingEverybody is looking right past that time frame lol
yeah there you, go thanks webber for posting that. stupid computer not letting post or paste images, lol
There goes at least the first half of January if were locked into that crap, EPS went the wrong direction last night as well
there is just not enough cold air if much any in play at for this system, hate be debbie downer, but rest of december looks warmer than average to me what im seeing
There goes at least the first half of January if were locked into that crap, EPS went the wrong direction last night as well
I understand that but that doesn't mean it's impossible to sneak something minor like last week (which featured marginal temps as well) in, not saying it will happen but I'll take anything at this point.
Lol yep. Looks like I'm gonna be golfing on Christmas for the 2nd year in a row!
I’m enjoying this bonus of a seasonal to colder than normal first 1/3 of December in the SE US thanks to the +PNA. Hopefully we’ll get a repeat of something similar at some point later during what has always been expected to be a pretty solidly warmer than normal winter overall. I expect another two colder than normal 5-7 day periods this winter because that usually happens even in a mild winter.
Hopefully we can score one around mid month before the pattern goes to crap
I think the only real issue, which I think would be difficult to overcome, is the ridge over the NE, which pushes out precip out into the Atlantic too early before the wave can really mature, which ends up doing so over GA, which ideally would need to happen over AL. Temps look to be cold enough taking into account wet-bulbing.