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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. Seems like from about my latitude on southward is pretty locked in....even up to MHT looks good, Nice.
  2. It does have a tendency to overamplify, but the AI stuff seems relatively lock-step with it, so it probably has the right idea....I'm not paying close attention, though.
  3. One of these days, Boris will make a post without tagging Scott. ALL @CoastalWx ALL DAY... @CoastalWx, @CoastalWx, @CoastalWx!!!!!!!
  4. I'd love to get some weak residual +AAM for next winter....
  5. Yea, El Nino is a beast in the tropics, but note the one significant pocket of -AAM on the globe happens to be right at our latitude, which make sense given the sensible disconnect with past major El Nino events. I appreciate the magnitude of the event, but just think it's a bit disingenuous to comment on how well coupled the El Nino is without mentioning that, since we all live within that latitudinal envelop.
  6. Like you said, forget -NAO in the seasonal mean like guidance tries to do...no argument there....but I do think it lends support to the notion of some second half interludes of -NAO.
  7. All of the seasonals are doing it...UK, JMA and CANSIPS, too....I take it as obviously overdone, but support for some second half volatility.
  8. It's not like I take snowfall on seasonal guidance seriously.
  9. I suspect the PDO will average pretty near neutral this season..we'll see, which could leave us prone to some interludes of cross polar flow, between which we nape.
  10. Typical manifestation of CC....it's often not readily apparent and rather insidious.
  11. It's a pretty safe assumption that unless otherwise specified, comments in this thread pertain to the N HEM, since that's where we live. If you would like to discuss the S Hem, then the onus in on you to make that known. @SnoSki14originally commented on implications for N HEM winter, which is what prompted my reply.
  12. Again...you want to deduce that it will couple in the mad latitudes of the N hem based on what is taking place in the s Hem, fine...different point. I agree with that to a large extent, but that doesn't change what is going on right now.
  13. Trying to figure out when that region became the northern Hemisphere....
  14. May very well get there, but we are talking about NOW...the fact is that El Nino is not very well coupled with the mid latitudes of the N HEM at this time.
  15. @LakePaste25Perhaps this image can help to reduce your confusion and add some clarity....this point is also illustrated by the struggle to develop an Aleutian low to this point.
  16. I know, but I think I'd eventually have issues with it backing into Ginxy's dog kennel like that.
  17. I think it would be messy in December with that onshore fetch.....
  18. Yea, you want a drift to the west just south of LI to max that ENE funneling.
  19. I think we would want it to back to the west a bit south of us
  20. Looks like remarkable ensemble agreement on a pretty impactful event to me...if this were winter, I'd be sending the social media alerts.
  21. Too bad we couldn't get a cane to come up in this pattern, though it would probably pull a Sandy and turn in south of us.
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