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  1. These AI model versions all seem to turn everything in their mid and ext handling into coastal storms regardless I think sticking to overrunning with labored andor failing miller Bs is more likely. Unless indicators change, winter ends not to far after next weekend
  2. mm... What I want is just as irrelevant. Shit I check out every year at this time. It doesn't mean jack. I. hate. winter. after. Feb 15 With the hypocritical exception of something more extraordinary ...which I have elaborated/admitted all this many times in the past am morally fine with it. LOL It is actually entering a frustrating time of year for me. Because objectively, we don't get warmth to stick around here until... 3 weeks in late July for that matter. Aprils? H'ho man. I tell ya, I'm not that far off from my mortgage being paid ... at which time, I will be free to scope out salvation residences during this region's spring climate rectum
  3. Perhaps ... It needs more for that, though. As is...it's a spring warm thrust. The surface synoptics underneath all that, lags a bit yet. It can potentially get there ... it's teetering with ballooning, but out of deference to the incredible persistence of this winter to pick on the eastern mid latitude continent for cold ... who knows. It is normal at this sort of range for the surface to lag response to deeper layer forcing... 570 heights arcing over spatially large progressive ridge during a -PNA has room for warmer temps to en masse expand, so it's not impossible. It's just not there yet. And the -PNA's non-linear constructive interference could help that ridge get bigger and cleaner. Plus, we're after the solar min during seasonality's steepening recovery slope ( in an era of CC just to chap some asses ) As an op ed, I just see this winter's cold journey as being very enabling. We've been in an escaped state of mind provided by a cold predicament that was really ( in true and fair reality) confined specifically to this nodal region of the hemisphere. And I would argue that removing the ~10 day warm anomaly during mid January, likely makes this preordaining cold imby bias that much more obvious on the right side. The larger, longer termed reality isn't that. It is easier to go warmer than it is to go cooler in the world of present era, and to an exceptionally high degree ( pun hopefully annoying -) of confidence, that will be the case for generations to come. Warm signals will tend to out perform the cool ones, if only by decimals over the long haul/arithmetic of climate.. that is clad. That has to be the case. Because, what one wants is irrelevant against objective mathematics. Euphemistically, you can simply say it getswarm at lesser excuse to do so, than cool. So where I am going is... folks might be surprised when the pattern finally and more viscerally does change ... because the other direction could be more than they've been inclined to think.
  4. Using the indices... March begins in balm. Whether that's merely relative to climatology, or actually feels that way between the front door and destination, notwithstanding. But that -WPO is retrograding in the materialized spatial ens cinemas, at the same time there's a -PNA/+EPO/Neutral NAO; a wholesale mass field scaffolding that doesn't leave a whole helluva lot of other alternative impressions. Particularly when the +EPO has -2 SD cold over Alaska. Cold AK typically results in warm departures over the GL-NE/SE Can. We'll see... Can't say I'm opposed ( personally ...) I've checked out. I'm ready. I'll be objective about "late" event possibilities, but in terms of druthers? I'm all about lesser clothed ladies and outdoor laze faire and sports. In the interest of fairness... whatever happens this week can still get winter antics done for winter enthusiasts. The end of the week still looks like a mixy/ice potential... But it's low confidence by virtue of the fact that the moderately (still/residual) higher speed of the flow foot is flattish through then, which is very typically not a good deterministic regime for modeling.
  5. D10 GFS ...this is the truer spring thrust - first of the year.
  6. yeah...so gee, how's one suppose to think otherwise - huh
  7. Heh... if we can call the 06z GFS' no event at all as colder, I guess nothing happening is technically 0 thermodynamics, so it would philosophically fit that definition haha Not sure I agree with it yet, still lookin'
  8. yeah ...there's a tendency for the models to act like there's a -NAO block when the actuals don't really show a block. It's really interesting. But pinning the p-boundary roughly DTX to BOS is part of that behavior
  9. The deviant in me would love to see this parked on MVY ... just plunk it there and go ahead and call the National Guard
  10. Is the 23-26th one of those climate snow holes ?
  11. I'm also still willing to entertain more ice involved between that and the short order cook round two.
  12. yeah.. not a 'major' event per se, but that is a significant wholesale correction S with this 12z GFS solution toward the end of week compared to prior runs.
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