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13-14 was as classic a +TNH pattern as you will ever see. Since 15-16, we have seen -TNH patterns dominating
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Besides the PDO difference, which was already pointed out, you didn’t have the massive WPAC warm pool altering the MJO forcing
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The 14-15 PDO wasn’t just positive, it was severely positive and it directly lead to the insane -EPO/-WPO/+PNA blocking that winter. There was also an El Niño
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Didn’t Raindance only predict a Aug-Oct -WPO or something like that? And as far as your musing that even if the ONI ends up being weak, that this Niña will behave atmospherically like a moderate or strong event this winter, I couldn’t agree more. That is one thing I’m very sure about
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Now that the IOD is expected to turn negative, it lends even more support to Maritime Continent convection (MJO 4-6). -IOD/La Niña favors eastern IO and Maritime Continent forcing @40/70 Benchmark @bluewave
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Follow up, which explains the very strong La Niña atmospheric response we are seeing, which @bluewave has been discussing. @40/70 Benchmark RONI:
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I stand corrected, it was Nina/+QBO/low solar, so the 3rd most likely to produce a SSW and or blocking….Nino/-QBO/low solar being the most likely and Nina/+QBO/high solar being the least likely
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You beat me to it lol yea, that winter had the weaker -PDO and low solar, it also did not have the inferno New Foundland warm pool to go along with the +AMO. I believe it may have been -QBO too?, don’t have the time to look it up right now though
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Completely agree. In this current climate, weak La Niña no longer = cold and snowy. I have no doubt that even if the ONI stays weak, this La Niña is going to atmospherically behave MUCH stronger. I know Ray agrees too
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Shades of last year….later peak. The longer it takes to “get going” the later the oceanic peak. As we’ve discussed many times and @bluewave has posted, the atmosphere is leading the ONI. We are and have been very strongly into La Niña mode
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Yep and a very strong -PDO
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Absolutely no signs whatsoever of the strong -PDO going anywhere despite what JB may be saying. Also no signs of this elusive east-based La Niña that apparently only exists on twitter since none of the models are showing one or ever did
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Correct. Hybrid or whatever you want to call it. It’s just continuing the trend like all of the other models of NOT showing an east-based La Niña. In fact, at no point since the spring did any models show that. Which is why I’m mystified by the east-based Niña talk on Twitter. Maybe there’s some secret model that none of us know about showing an east-based La Niña? If there is, it must use the same algorithm as the Wxbell CFS that shows a +PDO….
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Nice anti-log find. Talk about total polar opposites of this year. Besides PDO, ENSO, QBO, solar, AMO, those years (76-77, 86-87) were also +PMM. Literally every signal is opposite to this year
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16-17 is good as far as the ENSO evolution and the +QBO, but like you said the PDO doesn’t match, neither does solar or AMO
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95-96 is the worst “analog” you could possibly use for this winter. Totally laughable. It figures JB is using it, I would expect no less from that clown
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Agree about 07-08, very decent match, I know Ray agrees. However, I think 16-17 is also a good ENSO match. I didn’t realize how close 16-17 was as well until @bluewave made that post about it this morning
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I don’t think winter forecasts should be put out until November. That said, as of right now, just looking at ENSO, 16-17 and 07-08 seem to be good matches
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16-17 and 07-08 are starting to look good matches for this Niña
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Nice comparison. It actually is developing very similar to 2007. Real close. Which was NOT an east-based La Niña. It also looks nothing at all like 2017. Not sure where these twitter proclamations are coming from that this one is developing as an east-based event
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I think we can put the La Nada/neutral fantasies away. There’s going to be a La Niña, the only question now is how strong?
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This is why winter forecasts keep busting year after year, over and over. Certain folks never, ever learn. We are not seeing the same climate we did back in the 50’s-early 2000’s. Even the 2010’s. Yet every year, we see people using old analogs, expecting the current winter to do the same thing, then being shocked when they completely fail. I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, we need to see full scale, major changes in the PAC, Atlantic and background forcing. Until then it’s more of the same, minus a very lucky temporary, transient month of favorable (i.e. February, 2021). Nothing at all has changed as you just showed and until it does, it’s wash, rinse, repeat. An example right now on twitter is how we are seeing people hyping that this La Niña is developing just like 2017, which was a classic east-based event, started as one, ended as one. All you have to do is compare how this Niña is developing with 2017. It’s not even close. Wishcasting it won’t make it happen, which is my issue. It’s the same cast of characters using the same cold and snowy analogs (95-96, 10-11, 13-14, 17-18) everytime there’s a La Niña, and saying that this year is a carbon copy, just like they do with the analogs everytime there’s an El Niño (57-58, 65-66, 76-77, 77-78, 02-03, 09-10). You can’t will it to happen. I’m sure the same people undoubtedly will go cold and snowy this year too, as they always do. Adjust and adapt. Madness is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result…..