Jump to content

snowman19

Daily Post Limited Member
  • Posts

    7,380
  • Joined

Everything posted by snowman19

  1. EPS is a New England snow event for that one. Has less snow for us than the operational, has a stronger primary parent low cutting into the Great Lakes
  2. We have ripping fast flow in the northern branch polar jet (typical La Niña). Everything is getting suppressed well south and put through the meat grinder with the fast flow in between the strong 50/50 vortex, which is trapped underneath the NAO block, and the SE Ridge trying to poke up. The shortwaves can’t amp
  3. All the overnight 0Z model runs were weak sauce, nothing burgers through Day 10 (240 hours). GFS, Para-GFS, CMC, Euro, all less than 3 inches of snow total for the metro area even using the liberal 10:1 ratio snow maps. ICON offered nothing at all through the end of its run (180 hours)
  4. We are going into a -PMM. That is going to dramatically weaken the STJ from here on out
  5. Haha Niño 3.4 and 4 are dropping. Not weakening. Dropping SST = not weakening. Solid Moderate La Niña. In fact, it’s now a Modoki La Niña
  6. @bluewave @donsutherland1 Here’s the CFS extremely well predicted secondary peak in January. This La Niña is far from dying...
  7. The GFS/GEFS cold bias has gotten so bad, it has basically become an irrelevant model, this is just insane:
  8. I agree with that. Week 2 is not a good look. The trough needs to pull back off the west coast.Please stop
  9. Stop with what the New England forum said. We are not New England. South of New England you will have problems with that look. You have a full latitude trough dumped in the west
  10. You are going to get cutters, enjoy. That is a bad look south of New England
  11. Yeah, a full latitude -PNA trough dumped into the west is not going to work....
  12. The only thing stopping an all out torch is the -NAO. That look 1/21 and beyond (Aleutian ridge, -PNA, trough dumped into the west) would let the SE ridge go wild, the only thing fighting it is the -NAO, you lose that and we are screwed big time
  13. 100%. The depicted upcoming pattern is a real bad one for everyone south of New England, even southern New England near the coast may have issues
  14. With a trough dumped into the west with the RNA you are going to get cutters. Better hope the -NAO doesn’t go away
  15. The models have moved the RNA pattern up by a lot. They originally had it for early February, now they have it in place by 1/21
  16. It moved up by quite a bit. We go RNA, trough dumped into the west by 1/21 now
  17. What are your thoughts on the 1/16 - 1/19 period? IMO, I’m thoroughly unimpressed, I doubt we see anything more than FROPA. The setup stinks, the airmass stinks, not sure what some like about it honestly. I think we are in for a mostly boring 9 days coming up
  18. I think the real wild card will be March. Niña March’s can go either way, some turn cold, some stay warm. February tends to be the torch month in a Niña due to the tropical forcing. Plus you have the very short wavelengths in March, which lead to some crazy outcomes at times
  19. Agreed. The -PNA/Aleutian ridge pattern starts emerging on 1/22 and is fully in place come 1/25, it’s definitely in the believable range now and sped up by over a week
  20. The GEFS has now joined the EPS and the GEPS in showing a big Aleutian ridge, -PNA/RNA by 1/25. Unanimous agreement. It would appear that the long awaited canonical La Niña response is on the way
  21. The -PMM is rapidly strengthening right now. This should lead to the weakening of the STJ and a more Niña like response in the atmosphere. Also, the PDO is getting more deeply negative
×
×
  • Create New...