Yes, if you get that Aleutian low far enough west to dive that trough into Hawaii you get the responding ridge into W. Canada. Hook that up with some relatively higher heights in the NAtl. and you could be in business.
I agree. The tendency with these PNA ridge out west the last couple of years has been for them to roll right over into the Ohio Valley and be short-lived. Guidance has this sticking around a little longer it would appear, somewhat anchored buy a slower pacific flow and higher heights in north atlantic.
Fact is things are starting to break right in the longer range. Just the fact that we've had such a warm November and odds favor a cooler regime flop (patterns usually last a month or so) at just the right time into mid-December is a good thing. Heights look to rise across the continental divide into Canada and in the North Atlantic. Will it be rocking, who knows. But it certainly looks at least in my estimation to be a better than average 500mb setup as we move into second week of December. It should favor building a better cold source in SE Canada and transport into the east coast. That usually will produce.
Agree, they should not implement any of these restrictions. Let it run it’s course with the help of therapeutics, vaccine eventually. Disease worse than cure for the vast percentage
I bought my cabin for $109,500 in the southern greens two years ago, albeit a bit of a motivated seller. It could go for $250-$275k now, although it means more to us than that.
Heavy squalls down here in the Southern Greens. The wind is hellacious. Inch or two around the general area here at 1,800, taking a ride up to Stratton and Searsburg in a bit where a couple more inches have fallen.