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  1. Latest Natty Blend from tomorrow through the weekend
  2. And no one cares about the pathetic Os going forward. Next time we will pay attention is if the owner has the nuts to fire Elias, and by extension that pathetic excuse of a manager.
  3. The latest CanSIPS has that feature getting stronger as winter progresses, but it also has it located far enough west for an EPO ridge. January and esp February look interesting, suggesting a -AO and -NAO as well. That combo would be a best case for cold to move southward into our nearby source region while mitigating PAC puke onslaught.
  4. I'm not pessimistic, just one of several posts about the subjective nature of trying to glean details from the seasonal tools. They are all depicting the same general idea. Need the Aleutian trough to not be an eastward displaced beast all winter, and we should gets some shots of cold. Have to follow Judah to find out if the AO will be our friend.
  5. Its been over for months lol. Other than hopium. Blow it up and start over. Elias the gas lighter has totally fucked this organization. Hopefully the owner is smart enough to finally see it. I have my doubts.
  6. The issue is the marginal temps these models are depicting, particularly when we get a shot at a coastal storm. Normal/slightly above temps on the seasonals could be a signal for a bunch of chilly rain. The PSU perfect track rainstorms lol. We will likely need a -AO/-EPO to be present in order to overcome the onslaught of Pacific air into our source region and allow colder air to move southward. Not a prediction, but a potential fail mode, as we have seen before in strong Ninos. Location matters ofc. Interior at elevation may do ok. I root for Ninas here since the epic winter of 2009-10, as they have mostly produced avg to slightly above avg snowfall. Ninos have pretty much sucked since then.
  7. Not sure if anyone posted it, but the Sept edition of the NMME is slightly warmer for DJF than the Aug run, very similar to the CanSIPS.
  8. True. He is pretty solid, but coming off a serious injury. Who knows what the timetable is, thus why the guy with no NFL experience is starting.
  9. Hopefully this works out well.
  10. He sucks dude. Time to clean house.
  11. I think you mean era, but yeah. I am sure he is happy to be a part of...this. lol.
  12. -AO is key for cold down here(minus a -EPO), but in a Nino the Aleutian/NE Pac trough position/strength can mitigate the tendency to deliver colder air southward if the flow of Pac air into Canada is overwhelming.
  13. Anyway, time to start worrying about the Raven's unsteady kicker, and who the hell is going to play the Center position.
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