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SnoSki14

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  1. The only thing I could see is the fast flow helping a system from over amplifying and if there's enough cold air in place we get some overrunning. That's prob the best we can hope for
  2. I remember the 2018 Thanksgiving cold snap, that was some serious mid winter style cold
  3. It's been pretty much the same winter pattern for the last decade minus a few blips here and there.
  4. It feels that way. Same ole garbage pattern locked in for years. At least I got to experience an amazing winter stretch from 2000-2018
  5. You won't see MJO 8, it's already curling back to COD
  6. You always post the same day 15+ ensembles that show a supposedly amazing pattern that never comes to fruition
  7. It's just pure hopium at this point. I don't see anything to be positive about. SE ridge looks pretty dominant and cold dumps west with troughing So cold/dry to warm/wet and vice versa will be the theme. Same storm tracks we've been seeing for years now
  8. We obviously know it's just a LR OP run. Pattern doesn't look favorable for snow to me. Too much SE ridging, not enough sustained ridging out west.
  9. Oh look the classic warm/wet to cold/dry and vice versa pattern. SE ridge comes back every time
  10. If that trough buries out west then we're screwed. I suspect we'll get some cold intrusions given the -EPO but looks very meh overall.
  11. Dude's a huge troll but strong RNA pattern will lead to trough out west and possible SE ridge out east.
  12. Good luck with that dude. I see a very similar pattern to last year. And I wouldn't be shocked if the deep south got smoked due to some suppressed cut off while northern areas get shut out again. You will not get a storm unless the Pacific jet from hell abates.
  13. Yeah but notice the coolest anomalies are out west which would indicate either a broad trough and/or a strong Pacific jet. If you're looking for snow, you're not going to get much in that pattern. This winter could very well be like last with relatively colder anomalies but a lack of snow due to unfavorable storm tracks.
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