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qg_omega

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  1. Brutal cold is north of Montana and locked up
  2. yes, nothing like that this month with the PV in BC.
  3. As I have said for the past month, ensembles have extremely low skill past 10 days and should not be used to forecast. The current pattern makes it even more difficult to use them. Look at the EPS forecast from 0z for +84: https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/eps/2022120500/eps_z500a_namer_15.png Compared to the EPS forecast for the same period but + 192 + 252 https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/eps/2022113012/eps_z500a_namer_33.png + 252 https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/eps/2022112800/eps_z500a_namer_43.png The PV is not caught under the block as forecasted but instead is heading into BC with a much stronger -PNA. Also the ridging is connected from the SE into Greenland resulting in a warm cutter pattern. Exactly as I warned a few weeks ago, you need the pattern shifts to move forward in time and just because the NAO is negative, doesn't mean much if a pacific airmass is trapped under the block, even for NNE.
  4. Always take the cold, always
  5. The EPS has been atrocious, especially on the PAC forecast
  6. In this pattern with short wave lengths and lots of blocking, I would suspect correlation coefficients near 0.2 or worse in 10 to 15 day ensemble range. Would easily bet on an opposite look of that today
  7. Can’t imagine anyone doing good in the next three weeks, the pattern screams rain to Maine. There is no cold air under the block and the PV is gone. One of the worst patterns we have seen in December in many many years. Hard to get 5 straight rain events in NNE in December but that’s on deck
  8. 10 to 15 day ensembles have no skill, the 10 to 15 day ensemble mean looked good two weeks ago as does today’s….as I said many times statistically it is worse than a coin flip
  9. Yes north of Montreal, rain’s to the greens
  10. EPS is consistent in showing a massive linked ridge from the gulf coast into Greenland
  11. Lots of people pointed out the issues weeks ago
  12. Massive block means little when it links up with the SE ridge and strong negative PNA. It’s very possible we link up the ridges and can go very above normal for the second half of December
  13. Looks above normal again for the month
  14. Power out in armonk with trees down
  15. That has as much chance as verifying statistically as a coin flip at that range. In fact odds are likely less than a coin flip
  16. Rainers to Quebec for the next three weeks with above normal temps is the reality
  17. Lots of ppl just are seeing red in Greenland and expecting a good pattern. Not going to happen, SE ridge will join up with the blocking and dump the PV into the west
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