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  1. 1870's is the benchmark. Probably the strongest El Nino going back to 1850.
  2. 1982-83, 97-98, 2015-16 had 2.0+ ONI from August to February. He's not expecting that.
  3. Neither of those years were after a triple La Nina.
  4. Paul means historical in the sense of where we came from, a triple La Nina. He says the turn around from LA Nina to a strong El Nino of this magnitude in the same year is unheard since 1870's. Paul does not expect an El Nino of the magnitude of 2015-16 but does expect ONI to top 2.0 for one period either NDJ or DJF.
  5. They all have strengths & weaknesses. Personally, Iike: Euro, UKMET, JMA, & CanSips. Blend the 4 in Nov & roll with it. I'm 100% not a fam of the CFS. It's eradic. It's monthly forecast is sometimes good.
  6. UKMET Updated: DJF, 500mb JFM, 500mb DJF, ENSO:
  7. UKMET updated, really nice DEC-MAR DJF: JFM DJF: ENSO
  8. Paul was asked that question & responded:
  9. Probably not...like I said for interest & fun. But his MJO tools are really good in a shorter term.
  10. I'll throw this out there, just for interest & fun. Paul Roundy's MJO tools showing a big -EPO in early DEC: https://www.atmos.albany.edu/facstaff/roundy/waves/rmmcyc/indexmjo.html
  11. Like to hear Paul kind of in line with some others. Thanks
  12. Did he mention any thoughts on what he thought winter would hold?
  13. Paul is an absolute giant of an expert. His peer-reviwed paper on this is in 2nd tweet:
  14. Here are the CanSip ensemble member 2m Temps from the update I posted yesterday: DEC JAN FEB
  15. CFS has AO going negative for entire month which is most of the time a good indicator of PV staying relatively weak. Now, there could be major decoupling & that not be true.
  16. No seasonal model has much skill outside of a month. So the take away is more a take away of themes & trends rather than specifics.
  17. Surprise, surprise! Typical climo NOAA outlook, yawn. However, not all that dissimilar to the latest IRI.
  18. IRI Updated TEMP Probabilities Link: https://iri.columbia.edu/our-expertise/climate/forecasts/seasonal-climate-forecasts/
  19. It's just guidance. Not a forecast for sure.
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