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.
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.
The model watching the past few days are like playing whack-a- mole. Another model run another solution. For the most part the 12z suite was encouraging but it feels tenuous at best with the Euro and EPS not on board. One would think in the next 24-36 hrs the fate with this storm will become much clearer.
Lee Goldberg who I consider one of the more reliable Mets out there is really downplaying the Sunday threat. He said that the overall pattern does not support a strong storm. Also notes that there will be limited cold air and it will be a fast mover. Am I missing something?
Nope no worries. Not only is the storm working cold air in place a low that strong will also produce its own cold air. The only fly in the ointment is that if the storm gets to close to the coast someone might get screwed with a dry slot.