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Yanksfan

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  1. Despite how strong this El Niño gets its influence over the pattern will be restricted due to the fact that it’s not coupled. Expect a wide range of variables with the overall pattern this winter.
  2. I was afraid of that as we are starting to get into the meso range. Looks like a doozy of a storm incoming. Good sign for this winter.
  3. Throw in the fact we’re going to have a full moon during the event. Sheesh.
  4. With a raging southern jet I think we can all agree on a stormy winter. What are the early thoughts on storm tracks; benchmark vs. inland runners?
  5. That’s what I’m banking on. As long as the ElNino from hell manages to slay the west pacific hot blob dragon, I’ll gladly sacrifice next winter to appease the weather gods.
  6. That monster warm blob has caused nothing but havoc with winter in the past several years in the northeast and mid Atlantic. If it takes a super ElNino to slay it while wrecking this upcoming winter in the process, so be it.
  7. If we end up going super so be it. More important is when does it peak and start to fall off as far as winter is concerned.
  8. That screams a Miller A pattern with the gulf open for business.☃️
  9. We need the low to take a more NNE track to get optimum results.
  10. That track and intensity verbatim would be 2-3 ft area wide. Incredible.
  11. Anyone have the 6z EURO liquid total map? It was 0.7 for NYC at 00z.
  12. That’s just nuts for an ensemble.
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