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Everything posted by Yanksfan
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HR 90: high hanging back more along with stronger confluence.
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UKIE went east and the EURO OP ticked east. Let’s wait till the ocean storm gets out of the way first before throwing in any towels.
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I think it’s safe to say an OTS track is off the table. The ensembles are east of the OP cause it’s showing stronger confluence hence the offshore track. My gut tells me it goes to the BM or just inside.
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I agree. I’m not concerned at all since it’s still 5 days away. Now if we’re still seeing inland tracks on Friday I will be on edge.
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Like my Italian grandfather used to say, “Madone”.
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With increasing warming occurring by the dateline that’s progressively pushing eastward, La Niña is on its way to a quicker demise than earlier thought. Pattern is behaving more like an El Niño.
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I know that things can change, but we probably need to face reality and lay low for a week until the pattern matures some and then we can come back and track more legit threats.
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That storm is a long shot. It’s best for it to get out asap to allow heights to recover enough to get the weekend storm to come up the coast. The GFS OP took a step towards that.
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6z GFS is saying what favorable pattern? Shows a big rainstorm at day 11.
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As long as it’s a blizzard of ‘96 redux, I’ll be satisfied.
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Snow maps please.
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6z RGEM is north.
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Yet there were continued incremental improvements in the upper levels with less confluence/ stronger WAR. The north creeps may very well continue up until start time.
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No we don’t necessarily need the Pacific to cooperate to get a snowstorm, but it’s encouraging to see the latest long range guidance showing a much improved PNA. GEFS and EPS are hinting at a possible KU pattern developing at the end of their runs.
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Does anyone have the latest ENSO forecast graph? At the very least it looks like the Nina has peaked out.