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  1. The incompetence watch has been upgraded to a warning.
  2. Of course it's going to be masked by the strongest El Nino in history in the seasonal mean, the question is whether it portends a favorable stretch of two during the winter, which often makes the difference between a bottom-dwelling winter in terms of snowfall and a middling season.
  3. I'm not a huge SAI guy, but I heard both SCE and SAI are at record levels....noteworthy, anyway if true.
  4. Larry, I wouldn't say "lack of any seasonal model support".....EURO and UK have hitting blocking hard.
  5. Probably right, but you also have to leave open for the possibility that the longer range defaults towards climo.
  6. 2023-2024 had strong MC forcing though, which as you know is significant source of destructive interference for high latitude blocking. I don't deny that this is probably CC enhanced, and perhaps it won't end up meaning much...I'm open to that, but I don't think that we can summarily dismiss it as an artifact of CC.
  7. Getting Modoki value correct is part of what comprises an accurate ENSO forecast....you want to say EURO has been best, okay....but it's not been perfect is all I mean.
  8. I understand that, but it's still off...doesn't matter why.
  9. I told you why I doubted the magnitude...had nothing to do with a desire for cold.
  10. 65-72 was -AMO, I believe.....we were in a dry pattern in the NE bc we had MC forcing for the better part of a decade. ..I would not go dry this year.
  11. Makes sense because it's also been too far west, along with everything else...just less so. I'm just saying, it may very well have been best, but it's not perfect.
  12. My latest call as of Latter September was peak RONI between 3 and 3.2 and 3.4 to 3.6 for ONI during NDJ. One final assessment next week.
  13. Maybe the EURO is doing better than the guidance continuously underestimating El Niño, but it looks like it's been overshooting to me.
  14. That is a good point....like @LakePaste25said, maybe it just means the extreme anomalies are more relegated to the nation's mid-section.
  15. Do you think that dampens any later season correlations?
  16. This ties in will with all of Chuck's research, as well as my analog composite. Now, as I'm sure @forkyfork and @bluewavewith will point out faster than the rate at which the polar ice caps are melting, this doesn't guarantee much in terms of sensible weather...but it is what it is.
  17. Sure, but it's not like the coast would benefit much this early, anyway.....like I said, I think the intrigue is for later in the season. Sometimes major early disruptions predispose the strat to future occurrences later in the season.
  18. I know it sounds cliche, but awful forecasts are the best learning tools....it's all about perspective. You just have to own it and approach with an open mind.
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