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Pass rush has been pretty putrid as well. It’s so obvious Lamar isn’t healthy that the Jets don’t have to spy him or even account for him running. Makes the offense way less unpredictable.

The offensive line is horrendous, and Monkon doesnt know how to call plays to help offset their deficiencies. We know the 2 guards are bad, but no one on that line has been playing to their capabilities this season. Hard to mask it on a consistent basis. Lamar was the guy doing it by running around and extending plays, but with the leg issues he simply can't do it.

Looks snowless through the 10th now. wow

Op runs, will op run.

It has been consistent. Snowfall is bouncing around though.

We get the leftovers.. and look at the other one in the Bahamas at HR 384

January will deliver guaranteed

Day after thanksgiving —behind the front—it will be colder in Asheville NC than seacoast NH. Another case when the core of the cold dumps south and west. In other news, that’s like the 10th run in a row on the op GFS, developing a TC south of Jamaica around day 7…

At least the ponds will generate skim ice on a few mornings as we go snowless

Sorry to hear that

The SW has racked up the last 5 years. This year is off to a good start for them

I'll agree with Jan and Feb, but March is a stretch in my area. We can all dream though.

We just hit 78!!! Another 80 degree day possible?

Let’s do that euro. Balls cold in between rains.

Not sure. Stratospheric warming is supposed to bring down colder air, although I'm not sure this exact scenario as pictured will materialize...

We snow!

I assume that future AI models will be excellent, being able to correct biases, and errors from the last run if initial 6 hour forecast(s) don't verify. Anyways, I'm optimistic (for once)...

There's very little support on any of the major ensembles for much snow through 10 days... or even 12 days (corrected, the GEFS shows the Dec 4/5 potential wintry event). It looks relatively active with cold air not too far away, but the multi-guidance consensus suggests the progression and evolution of the longwave pattern is not locally favorable. Even the individual members are stingy with wintry outcomes for the moment. Early December is still highly trackable... and we know that ensemble members group too close to the parent model, so favorable changes are still possible especially out past 7 days.

You are correct - checkout the 12Z AI much different from the 6Z BUT some amature Mets on youtube will probably make a big deal out of the 6Z run

Thank you for the kind words. It’s good to see that we can each use different methods and converge on similar solutions. You do a fantastic job putting together your seasonal outlooks. It’s why this extended format discussion forum is such a valuable resource bringing us all together in the same spot.

At the game today. My god the offense looks like shit

Excellent post...mic drop-

Se Canada will be cold...they can cut all they want, it will have to snow at this latitude to advect the warmer air from the inland primary, and a triple point low will pop INVO cape cod as a byproduct of the initial resitance from the CAD.

Yeah, this is what I have been discussing. The rapid warming of the WPAC tropical SSTs near the near the Maritime Continent has been stalling the MJO in the warmer storm track and background temperature phases. So the MJO progression tends to linger longer in the 4-7 phases and spend less time in phase 8. This is why January 2022 was the last time that the RMM and VP anomaly charts were both solidly in Phase 8. From March 2022 through the winter of 2024-2025 the few MJO 8s per the RMM charts had lingering forcing in phase 5-7 regions. So we didn’t fully realize the MJO 8 pattern which we last had in January 2022. Many times the models try to rush the progression through phase 8 and it gets delayed and or weakened the closer in time we get to the forecast period. This is what is shown when we subtract the last 16 years from the previous 16 years. You can see the stronger forcing closer to phases 6-7 where the warmest SSTs on earth near +30C are found during the winter. This +28C +30C warm pool has been steadily expanding across that region.

Amazing job! Thanks guys .