LukeBarrette
im north of 90% of people on here so yeah
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Wintry Winter 2024-25 Discussion
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lexxnchloe
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Maybe that will get stuck till March
Oh yeah the fantasy storms begin. Let’s start it up boys.
Lol I really hope we don't have to look at 600 hr maps all winter in the main threads. 384 hr maps are bad enough
tennessee storm
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That’s called , kicking the ole can down the road game … lol get ready for it
It’s fine we are all used to it by now. It’s fun to dream.
Brent
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18 inches of snow in Denver. I'm not sure when is the last time I saw that happen so early 
Drizzle Snizzle
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This doesn’t look like 18 inches to me.18 inches of snow in Denver. I'm not sure when is the last time I saw that happen so early
Brent
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It was measured at the airport which is east of downtown but it's also above freezing now
Brent
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As of Saturday morning, 19.3 inches of snow have accumulated at the Denver International Airport, more than double the 7.3 inches that Denver typically receives in November, according to the National Weather Service.
The deepest snow measurement across the state was 28 inches in Custer, Lincoln and Pueblo counties.
lexxnchloe
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tennessee storm
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Everything still pointing above average temps overall next 4 weeks or so ….
That would be great. You can see a little CAD signature as well. And if we can get more miller B type setups this winter we could tap into the la nina enhanced cold to our north. The miller B storms would get forced to redevelop off our coast and not run up the apps. At least that's what I'm hoping for..
Webberweather53
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This winter ought to be real interesting. Though I’m not as bullish on it being like 2013-14 as say a few months ago, there are still a lot of positives (& negatives too). I can see this being a hybrid/mixed bag of canonical -PNA and -EPO/+TNH at times. Not too confident on which way/how this winter is going to break/evolve. The -EPO/+TNH winters a lot of times buck the typical nina tendencies and are colder mid to late winter.
First real opportunity for legit cold probably comes sometime later in December or early January. By then, the MJO will have likely orbited back into the central pacific and western hemisphere.
Before then, likely in by early to mid December or so, we probably see some high latitude North Pacific blocking (-EPO) as soon as the MJO is entering the West Pacific. When this initially happens, I wouldn’t be surprised if this is accompanied by a SE US ridge
First real opportunity for legit cold probably comes sometime later in December or early January. By then, the MJO will have likely orbited back into the central pacific and western hemisphere.
Before then, likely in by early to mid December or so, we probably see some high latitude North Pacific blocking (-EPO) as soon as the MJO is entering the West Pacific. When this initially happens, I wouldn’t be surprised if this is accompanied by a SE US ridge
GolfishardIknowit70
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Get a ssw event or even a stretching of pv would probably keep the pv from being strong or wrapped up, which is what we want imo
GolfishardIknowit70
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I still believe that this pattern upcoming is from the mjo getting into the colder phases for this time of year. That would be my assumption
JHS
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Not promising for winter weather for this board.