Wintry Winter 2018-19 Discussion
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18z yesterday
12z today
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EPS shows primarily cutters for that day 10 deal too. Looks like cold, then cutter, then cold again.
We seem to be good at getting cutters in every kind of pattern.
Looks to be cool/cold through the middle of Dec according to the EURO weeklies but then a warm up, unfortunately at Christmas, until the New Year and then turning cold again. The 46 day average shows us 1-2 below normal and snow down into Northern/Central NC and into EXTREME NW SC and NE Georgia as well as most all of Tenn.
I will be bummed if we see several cutters come end of January into February.
The cold shot next week looks impressive to end November.
There isn’t a Piece of energy in the world that would survive this
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If only the cutters were in late January!? Then we could score more easily!
I can't see it past 240 but I'm guessing it's because there's a trough in the west?
Yes, the flow is flatter, but the Newfoundland low lifts north quicker, SER decides to pop in for a visit. I guess we couldn't expect the SER to hibernate all winter, couldn't even stay asleep for a day.
Interesting seeing GEFS build a poleward Aleutian ridge. EPS hinting at that too. Can't recall many analogs that had that for December but hopefully that leads to some super blocking. -AO solid end to end this run.
Here's a current map of snow cover anomalies for the Northern Hemisphere. Looks like most of North America is at or above average which will help with transport of cold masses into our area (less modification) as we get closer to the heart of winter.
Also note readings are averaging a bit AN for snowfall mass.
Also note readings are averaging a bit AN for snowfall mass.
One of the most important and overlooked indices for us ... Great catch and thanks for sharing!