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snowman19

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  1. Absolutely classic, strong El Niño VP and OLR standing wave convection in place in the PAC now. Fully coupled and Bjerknes feedback has become well established, making it a self-sustaining system. The MJO waves are constructively interfering as well. In your maps, you can see the subsidence around the MC and Indonesia, which is only going to increase when the +IOD gets established over the next month. It’s off to the races now with another massive WWB coming up and another DWKW barreling itself east to warm the subsurface and surface even more, I think we see anomalies reach +10C to +12C in the subsurface in the coming weeks This is a textbook east-based (EP) event: And that OHC….wow
  2. As suspected, given the super El Niño/++PMM, the EPAC tropical cyclone season is shaping up to be a blockbuster In other news, even the notoriously too cool CDAS daily has region 1+2 at almost +3.5C now And it has region 3.4 on the verge of +2.0C
  3. Region 1+2 is just going to strengthen and strengthen till its heart’s content:
  4. Absolutely believable based on the massive WWB about to start, which I just posted about above from Paul Roundy, the subsurface warmth and the new DWKW making its way east @Gawx Edit: The new OHC is up to +2.5C and climbing
  5. With the last 3 super El Niños, (1982-83, 1997-98, 2015-16), the last region to go back to ENSO neutral was region 1+2. That region stayed in a strong El Niño until spring in all 3, while the other regions went back to neutral first
  6. This is a decidedly east-based (EP) event. The 30C isotherm east of the dateline strongly supports an extremely east-based event like 1997 was. The difference is that this one is going to be stronger than 1997-98….In fact, likely the strongest one in history @LakePaste25
  7. 1997 is the best analog for this event, by far. It’s uncanny. This Nino is going to be stronger however
  8. Whether the forcing is at 140W or wherever, we won’t know for sure until November….one thing is for absolutely sure and guaranteed, this super El Niño is going to be the main driver this winter, for sure, by far and away, the elephant in the room
  9. We have broken the 1997 record for Peru’s (next to region 1+2) highest air temperate record It doesn’t get more El Niño than this, clearly defined El Niño convective standing wave/forcing: This is likely to be a record-breaking EPAC TC season
  10. Indeed. We are on the verge of easily surpassing 1997 in every aspect very soon….
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