Problem is that today not enough people are concerned with thinking critically.... and just want to generate clicks on social media while touching themselves to red colors near the North Pole.
There is a reason most +TNH reflection events occur in January/February, and major SSWs that include a zonal wind reversal are exceedingly rare in December. It's not a coincidence at all.
It was clear as day looking at analogs that this would be a reflection event...should get mild for early January, and then go +TNH with a stout PV by mid month. The real SSW should come after that...probably second week of February.
Thank you so much to the few who actually sit down and read this word-for-word....I know so few do given I don't have a significant following and I put so much time and work into it.
Appreciate it.
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.
Yea, I wasn't trying to insinuate that you should take that particular run verbatim, but rather my point was that that the overall pattern matched my composite qualitatively speaking.