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Everything posted by Daniel Boone
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Agree. Started to mention that yesterday while looking at the GFS snowfall projected output. I noticed clearly the Data from the flawed Pennington gap Station is very evident. It could be just an over time thing but, seemed a bit more of sudden prominence on the layout. At any rate, it looks less smoothed and more micro detailed so, apparently something has been done. Will see what I can find.
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Mid to Long Range Discussion ~ 2024
Daniel Boone replied to buckeyefan1's topic in Southeastern States
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I remember back in the early '90's the Seasonal Average there was 110 inches.
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If the RGEM wins this time it'll once again be the go to one for our area . None are flawless of course but , some are better percentage wise for certain area's.
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Sure looks it but, hard to say for sure as last I spoke with them regarding what they use they said the NBM.
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JB messed with that Run.
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Exactly! Absolutely right on Point with everything Bob !!!
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Hopefully so.
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Now that's what we need !
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As of now, the NPAC is much more favorable than it was just a Month ago. Cooled substantially in the WPAC and warmed in the GOA. This should help with the -EPO as it should shunt the Nina augmented Pac Ridge further East. How long those cooler SST'S remain in the WPAC is up for debate but at any rate should be a good while imo.
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Daniel Boone replied to buckeyefan1's topic in Southeastern States
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Yeah, they look to want to make a - EPO pretty much a Staple. That correlates with the Nina PAC Ridge being further East than typical Nina Climo. Makes sense given the SST Structure out there now imo. + TNH would be pretty prevalent with possible over the pole ridging at times. CPF would be likely at higher than average intervals. The +QBO is probably why no real blocking is being advertised. Strange in that you generally want a -AO for a cold Winter but, with the right setup, a positive AO in Tandem with a -EPO and tall PNA Ridge can deliver strong CPF.
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This goes along with the optimistic part. https://x.com/bamwxcom/status/1866138638439817444?t=-lY6aNmOwoknGqFMqGVMiw&s=19
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Models are picking up on the MJO now projected to go through the warm Phases through the last half of the Month. Moreover, the Nina is strengthening so, I suspect that will show more in the Models, particularly the LR . The, at least temporary, cooling in the WPAC should help maybe alter the Nina augmented Ridge or align it further East , if the Nina gets strong enough to enhance that Ridge. Some are saying we are in a Classic Nina Pattern now. I don't completely agree with that. Sure, there's some aspects but, other's not. Roundy over on X for example, argued the point it is. If you look at a typical Nina Pattern for early Winter this is mighty close . So, could be the Course we're taking. Hopefully, the Nina won't strengthen alot as we more than likely won't get blocking ala 10-11 or 95-96 to alter its effects. Still hope for the + TNH Pattern to manifest more than usual. So, a little less enthusiastic but, not unoptimistic.
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Thankfully,we got a soaking Rain here in the far Southwestern part of Virginia. 1.04".
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Yeah, very similar to that Event.
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Agree.
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Had a feeling Models would bring that back.
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18z GEFS looked terrible 10-15 day. I disagree with the Run as it just looks too much a jumbled up mess. It has nearly all of Canada and the US in high heights, torch . Looks like the Heat Mizer made that run.
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That's great ! Alot of folks aren't these Days.
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Yeah, that Pendulum I alluded to earlier. Depending on how long this upcoming warmup lasts and the cold returns and lasts I think should be pretty indicative to which way we turn ; the colder or warmer Set.
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Yeah, that will enhance the Snowcover on the Lee sides.
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True. The Nino look is a bit of a Puzzle. The Study did find that the Nina augmented Pac Ridge is shunted Eastward toward the GOA with the Pattern so, that would allow for possible Aleutian LP Development. As we know, typically you get that in a Nino. As far as a STJ , the Nina is weak so we should have that to work with some but, not a formidable one like in a Nino. This Winter just may be one of the odd out, off kilter One's that causes alot of busted Forecasts.
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Yeah, research by Webb showed that correlation a couple weeks ago. Study showed it appeared to augment a + TNH.
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Verbatim that would be some heavy snow with that set-up.
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