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https://x.com/webberweather/status/1690114388198658052?s=46&t=NChJQK9_PUjA1K7D2SMojw
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I think one of the big factors back in the 15-16 winter was the insanely positive PDO, the GOA and western North American coast were on fire, IMO that lead to the temporary bouts of strong -EPO blocking we saw at times during that winter, which caused the cross-polar flow and arctic outbreaks
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It goes without saying that there is a real heightened chance of a KU snow bomb in a super El Niño with the raging STJ. You just have to get lucky and time/thread the needle with an arctic outbreak and a phase (i.e., 83, 16). The pattern back in 1/16 was blatantly primed, you had the unmodified arctic outbreak with a banana high in SE Canada, -NAO/-AO, 50-50 vortex and it timed perfectly with the temporary -EPO (++PDO driven), -WPO and +PNA ridge pops out west. A snow bomb in an overall sea of warmth from the ++ENSO
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In your hypothetical scenario yes, it would make things interesting possibly even with a super El Niño in place. However, I’m not so sure the WPAC will look exactly like it does now by December. Once the +IOD forcing really gets going I think the whole complexion changes out that way. All we can do is watch. That said, if we do in fact see a trimonthly ONI of +2.3C for NDJ, I still would not go with a cold winter, gotta agree with Griteater there
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Let’s assume for a minute, hypothetically, the Euro is right, this Niño goes super, +2.3C ONI for NDJ, region 1+2 stays around +3.0C and region 3 is at +2.7C come December….Are you going with a cold and snowy east coast winter? I can see the argument that yes, we may thread the needle and get lucky with a KU snow bomb up the coast (i.e. 1983, 2016). As far as it being a cold winter with multiple snowstorms up the coast (i.e. 02-03, 09-10)? Color me very, very skeptical in that scenario. Sorry, but that would be a very hard sell for me
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That’s not the CFS that’s the C3S. Given the new JMA, we are starting to see a consensus to a super El Nino
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Here’s the new JMA, showing a super El Niño
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The new C3S run is out
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You don’t think ENSO events are easier to predict than forcing? While not an exact science, aside from the ultimate peak, it’s a lot easier to predict Nina’s and Nino’s months ahead
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Once again, it is not even worth looking at model projected forcing 4+ months from now. This has been said ad nauseam. I don’t care what it shows for forcing, east-based, west-based, central-based. Once again, let’s see where the forcing is in November. Remember the great forcing the models were showing at this point in time for the 19-20 winter???
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IMO, the main driver this winter will be the (possible) super El Niño and the associated forcing with it. The +IOD is also going to play into that. Not to say things like solar/PDO/The Hunga Tonga eruption/QBO/AMO aren’t going to have some say too but I think the main show is going to be ENSO. I don’t buy into the October Siberian snowcover/SAI and arctic sea ice craze with Judah Cohen anymore after the utter debacle of the last 15+ years
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I’d wait until November to give the El Nino and +IOD a chance to really get going, then see where we are at with the forcing at that point
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The thing that’s certain at this point is that it’s not becoming a Modoki. Mr. Bastardi can tweet 100 more times between now and December that it’s going to turn into a Modoki and it’s not going to change that fact
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Agreed and just my opinion….I think we are in a strong El Niño come September .
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Ummmmm I guess you missed the point….the point being that it’s caving to the warmer guidance. And yes the model that’s been dropping regions 1+2 and 3 for the last 5 months is trash
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Speaking in definitive absolutes about something 4 months away is probably a bad idea
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It’s getting harder to ignore the new models getting stronger with the peak at this point. The spring barrier is long gone
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The new Euro run keeps region 1+2 just below +3.0C through December, also has region 3 at +2.7C through December while warming region 3.4 up to +2.3C in the same time frame. Does it actually work out like that? Who knows…
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The epic, monumental fail by the CFS since March of insisting on dropping regions 1+2 and 3 like a rock continues…..
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Winter 2023-2024
snowman19 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
IMO once the +IOD really gets going, the WPAC forcing and SST configuration is going to look way different than it does right now