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Holston_River_Rambler

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  1. Only alive for 3 of those (counting the 2 96ers as one since they’re a day apart). Webb is throwing out some ancient analogues https://x.com/webberweather/status/1743727117710368793?s=46&t=KMZWtmm9xSWkLJtvZXn39g
  2. Looks like the records for NA are 1078-9mb set in late Jan early Feb 1989.
  3. There are those creamsicle colors I like again. The end of the 6z GFS was tasty.
  4. "Not good" is my unscientific reading of the PDO. link: https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/pdo/
  5. Another nice selection of dates before I was born. 16/20. Winters of Yore.
  6. I was actually going to say this weekend storm is a case where having that NAO would help us. But I suspect a big west based block could have consolidated it more to our south. I would like to see the -NAO line up with a stout passage through MJO 8/1/2 at some point in my weather tracking life, lol. Hopefully we get that in Feb. RGEM was dumping some decent snow in from North of Nashville to C KY this AM
  7. TBH to me the overnight runs look kind of ugly to me toward mid month. I think they’re probably seeing the MJO aiming at the dreaded 4/5/6 phases. There definitely would be some cold in North America but it would tend to drop west before east. Very Ninaesque pattern as some Mets in the New England forum were suggesting yesterday. Since we are in a pretty Nino pattern and it looks like there is going to be some good blocking models could be rushing the new look, but like others have said once we get into 4/5/6 we probably get a couple of weeks of a much more unfavorable pattern. They’re models though so it could all flip on a dime once we get closer. To be fair models have handled even the energy with this weekend storm VERY poorly.
  8. TBH I was being a little bit disingenuous when I said it was the best Miller A so far. The below isn't aimed at you Met1985, but I figured if I want to type a little might as well type a lot. 1) the bar ain't really high so far for this system 2) at the surface it looks gorgeous on the ICON, but the mid levels are a mess. One thing that you see on the ICON and GFS is that there are at leas 2 separate vorts at H5 that interact for this: Watch how the lead (A) runs out in front on the ICON, while the second one digs and tries to consolidate late: You can see that on the 18z GFS too, but the lead vort (A) keeps its act together better, so the thermal profile for we unfortunates in the eastern TN Valley are in trouble: Euro has a slightly different evolution and tries to pull off a late phase: The result is pretty much the same., but it's at least nice to have something semi trackable. Hot off the presses the GEFS mean SLP is popping a surface low over Huntsville, AL, def. not a good sign for this side of the Apps.
  9. Milton messing around on his phone and having to be told Heupel was talking about him when the camera shows up pretty much sums up how I feel about Milton’s attitude. Ready for the Nico era!
  10. Here is the Ukie gif MSLP: It's got a wonkier relationship with a midwest low, but the strongest Gulf low (998 south of New Orleans and Mobile)
  11. Looks like it didn’t serve quite as well as it did at 0z but still ok for plateau areas above 1600 feet or so.
  12. Here are some of the plots for MSLP and 850 hPa wind centered on Saturday AM around midnight:
  13. Looks like the Euro has some Machine Learning models for some basic parameters available to the public for free. New models to hug I guess. Looks like they have trended more S and E with the track for the weekend storm. Could change though and these are experimental.
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