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I would look at ensembles instead at this juncture
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Real shit, dendrite!
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Real shit, dendrite
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What's good is that in a diarrhea stream of shortwaves, we have a funneling mechanism upstream. It's more likely than usual that one of these will hit, because they are constructively interfered with by the block
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You know, I gave you the weenie tag, but you know I zoomed in to try and find how much my hood got. Lol
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5 days till precip starts. Cool.
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What people don't understand about an upstream block is that it's essentially squeezing the box of chaos to take up an area in which the probability for a snowstorm is greater. That is all it is
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As usual, we are all inhabiting different worlds.
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I've stated this several days ago, so it's really excellent to see others agree
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I'm not sure what your point is, this is the evolution as forecasted
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Ooh, check out that contour signiture north of Alaska. That's some good cross-polar flow right?
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The CMC evolution is testament to the strange things that blocks do. Spooky.
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Deep winter
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Nice
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This is cool, I'm glad they have a branch which does this sort of greyhound long-term sniffing.
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I think my prog is looking pretty good still... even consider Tim Kelly melting for a modeled dec 11 cutter as part of it
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Do you think he's aware that he's the unintentional comic relief of an internet forum?
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God Mac Jones sucks so bad, I can't believe some people are still holding out for him to return to form. Zappe can actually move the chains.
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You and I think alike, SCC. I look forward to verification -
I truly believe that some people are addicted to pain and anxiety
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Guys, who gives a crap about OP for long-range pattern? Do we ever learn?
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What do you mean by this
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2017 was a dream in that regard
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Obv I am not tip. If NAO is static, determining factors on sensible weather will be highly correlated to the more unstable PNA index, since when you lower degrees of freedom, you can more accurately correlate outcomes to the degrees of freedom that remain (as the entire domain of outcomes is reduced when one degree of freedom is static). In essence, if NAO is taken care of, then indices that are oscillating such as PNA are better for differentiating sensible weather outcomes
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In third grade, I wrote a little novel for my teacher (about 40 pages, with size 18ish font if I recall?) about a blizzard which rendered travel impossible for a month, and that sort of apocalyptic scenario. Needless to say, he was concerned but amused.
