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Wintry Winter 26-27
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lexxnchloe
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Sleetisfunbutsnowisgood
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Im hopeful the niño will shift a little west moving forward with the tropical forcing to at least give us a glimmer of hope. There seems like we always need something to go our way living in the south. Ryan Hall Yall has changed his winter outlook already based on certain things fwiw
tennessee storm
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Almost certain east based at this point, is a given
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No offense intended, Mr. Sleet, but I’m hoping to experience sleet like I did both 2 and 9 years ago as that’s my favorite form of precip.
256wx
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I like to watch snow fall, but the aftermath of sleet is impressive. The kids can sled for miiiiiiiles on it!
Who needs indeces when you’ve got SBB in your corner 
I love that bird
I’ll gonna tell my relatives in Vermont the southeast has a higher winter storm potential than they do, and cite Bob as the source.
Better than SBB’s maps! 
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It would be hilarious if TX gets the brunt of the cold (and snow) this winter while the SE gets slightly BN temps with cold rain JFM
tennessee storm
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All depends the pacific jet
How much plays into and stubborn se risge
Pop up time to time
How many prediction maps does this guy make?
Brent
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Winter is coming... Maybe
tennessee storm
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Big maybe lol
ghost1
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Does Webber ever chime in anymore? Would like to hear what his latest thoughts are.
Winter is often around the corner in the Rockies once well into Sept on fantasyland maps that reach into early Oct with little correlation to S US winter prospects. Maps like these are pretty common late on the GFS runs this time of year for them.
There’s likely plenty more warmth to go, regardless, especially away from the Rockies.
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Brent
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Yeah I know hence my maybe haha
I'm still pretty skeptical due to the super El Nino unfortunately
I was just wanting to post something that isn't a guess for 4 months out
The current kelvin wave is really starting to get those high AN ssts up off southern California coast. Will be advancing up to san francrazio late sept early oct.
SO much erosion already southern California. One of Those two tropical storms to their south are probably gonna deliver a heavy punch to the chin out there in about 8-10 days. Gonna get 1st shot of many for erosion on east coast latter this week. Lots of property damage coming for both coast next several months. Id also imagine the sierra AND southern Rockies should rack up snow this winter. Probably reverse the misfortunes of the colorado river apocalypse just in time.
SO much erosion already southern California. One of Those two tropical storms to their south are probably gonna deliver a heavy punch to the chin out there in about 8-10 days. Gonna get 1st shot of many for erosion on east coast latter this week. Lots of property damage coming for both coast next several months. Id also imagine the sierra AND southern Rockies should rack up snow this winter. Probably reverse the misfortunes of the colorado river apocalypse just in time.
Looks like our BAM has spoken! What’s 15” amongst friends! 
Brent
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Look at the Pacific right now. We are literally following 2015
Actually they are ahead of 2015. Patricia wasn't for a month which is still the strongest hurricane in the entire hemisphere. It's beaten everything else already
Actually they are ahead of 2015. Patricia wasn't for a month which is still the strongest hurricane in the entire hemisphere. It's beaten everything else already
tennessee storm
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Hard get that much snow when over half the 2 third s north going be warmer than average lol
Brent
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I'm in at least the 10-25 possibly even 25-40(our snowiest winter ever is only 26 inches...)
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Yeah, but the average high here in January is like 29-31 degrees! I love a good 35 degree paste job
Brent
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Funny how our snowiest winter ever was in a La Nina!
And biggest snowstorm ever
So was February 2021 as well actually
And biggest snowstorm ever
So was February 2021 as well actually
Sleetisfunbutsnowisgood
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Imo, it will be difficult to top feb 2021 when my area had three winter storms in a week! Im hopeful we see one winter storm this winter
Brent
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Lol... Im all prepared for 70s and sunny. 1500 likes in an hour...
ghost1
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In this upcoming Super Nino.. when will the SE start seeing increased rainfall? Mid Oct? Late Oct? Early Nov? Late Nov? ???
Based on history: some point in Nov, probably before mid month.
After a long below-normal stretch throughout the summer, the high Arctic, unlike in recent years, is rapidly cooling back to normal after a brief slightly-above-normal stretch. The AO is projected to go deeply negative soon, so this will likely halt soon.
GEFS shows a deeply negative AO, -NAO, and slightly positve PNA in a week or two. Perhaps we'll get some welcome chill come October after all.
GEFS shows a deeply negative AO, -NAO, and slightly positve PNA in a week or two. Perhaps we'll get some welcome chill come October after all.
tennessee storm
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The pna looks start going pretty negative further October we go . Not sure how ao nao go. This elnino gaining quickly stronger
Going play factor soon
tennessee storm
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This Elnino going throw a monkey wrench in all this anyways . Don’t see it been much cooler fall least than average with pacific jet fixing roar