Yea, extratropical refers to much more than polar.
I see what you meant earlier, maybe I posed an incorrect link. This one works.
https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2023/08/august-enso-update-potential.html?m=1
It makes sense to me because they don't have time for ERCs and other fluctuations. Most storms don't sustain that intensity for long, so you want rapid spin ups.
What is your issue with that title? I have no clue what you are getting at...preliminary analysis of the polar domain for winter..IOW, my first thoughts about what the polar area may or may not look like this winter.
Good luck.
This thing has been gone for days...the forecast track is never perfect, but it doesn't change the fact there is nothing to pull it up here.
Well, that is different...you need to ensure your model is ingesting all of the latest data. That is different from claiming el nino is strong because the daily hit 1.5.
Yea, you know how to interpret that, though...doesn't mean 60" or bust for DC, but rather we should have favorable interludes.
You and KA have been doing this a long time...always look forward to the report.