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Daniel Boone

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  1. As you know, all LR Models are heavily weighted ENSO.
  2. Exactly what I've been thinking too. That pest is definitely blocking the flow as it's creating confluence n and nw of it. Providing things line up upstream, once that thing's outa the way, we may be in business.
  3. Yeah, the great record cold December followed. Then, the great flip to mild Jan. 1st that resulted in mild east/cold west rest of Winter.
  4. One of the greatest Winters, 1977-78 flipped late November. Of course we're talking a different era then. Would be nice to witness that again. The modern era the later seems to be the desired.
  5. Actually saw a Tick today. Very unusual this time of year here. Hadn't saw any since Spring. Really odd.
  6. Agreed. Still some advertised PV stretching upcoming of which looks to aid into an Eastern trough.
  7. Yeah, saw that. Sure could use a tc in more ways than one. Drought getting serious.
  8. My hopes have been on the warm west coast and nepac SST'S and a neg. NAO. to throw Nina off kilter. However, current progged pattern may cool those waters in pac thereby hurting that help. Some areas in the urals/Scandinavian and natlantic are looking more favorable for -NAO. So, guess we root for that along with PV disruptions .
  9. Sure hope it makes it up this way. Breezy out with low rh. currently 48%.
  10. At high amp it can be a very dominant driver.
  11. If I'm not mistaken, someone on the boards took the time to break it down with phases and the differences when formidable blocking was present awhile back. Of course, amplitude had an effect too. As one would expect, blocking did alter the canonical MJO Phase.
  12. I'll contact a Ufologist and have them pm you.
  13. Man, you'd just love it if strong blocking set up this Nina Winter wouldn't you.
  14. Yeah, the 25th in 1995 it sleeted and snow showered that afternoon. We had 2" Halloween '93 and 2" next morning. It snowed all day on Halloween but much of it didn't stick. Had it all stuck there'd been a couple inches more.
  15. Few flurries here. Apparently, the heaviest snow showers are draining on the western slopes ; Plateau and KY/VA Border. Solid Cloud cover making it over but, not much Snow.
  16. Wound up with 0.77" here. Foliage was at peak yesterday. Rain took quite a bit down. Leaves were great this year . Thank the Lord for the rain . Was in dire need as water levels are low and fire danger really high .
  17. Yes. We were fortunate down here as January featured a Total of 20". 3 of which were around 6" each. Feb. 18" Total . One being 13.5" on Valentine's day. Another oddity, December, although rather mild produced a White Christmas with a couple inches.
  18. Great job ! I like 85-86. Been pondering that one for awhile.
  19. Peak here now in far SWVA.
  20. Some of the greatest harsh Winters of old had early cold. A break late October/early Nov, then pretty much wall to wall cold until Feb. or March. Granted, recent years (20-30) have been different of which many, being the younger generation are going by.
  21. Not classic. Looks rather borderline imo and some forecasts have it going Positive. Also, those warm SST'S off the West Coast and GOA should aid in a + PNA.
  22. CPC probably drew this up a day or two before issuing it. However, it may still turn out right. The +PDO may be the weapon against a sustainable -PNA this Winter. A glimmer of hope against all the mild outlook's , particularly if the forecasted dominant -NAO is realized. There would be alot of busted Winter Outlook's.
  23. Yeah, sure hope they're right Buddy. Always worrisome to get a -PNA during a Nina however. Sometimes hard to dislodge, particularly if that Nina enhanced PAC Ridge sets up strong. If we can have a +PNA in place as the -NAO is still going, could be some early snows for sure. Actually, yesterday's EPS was contrary to the Op Euro irt ridge east/trough west .
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