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  1. SnoSki14
    Pretty obvious trends as we get closer. At 5 days out this could continue to trend.
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    MJO 7 is still okay though.
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    Gfs getting closer to something good for 23rd. Really nice improvements out west. Trend is our friend?
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    Yeah I'd be surprised if it pulled it off so quickly.
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    Today & tomorrow will be the warmest days for a while. EPS is looking better. Improvements out west for sure, hopefully that trend continues. We're a couple positive trends away from taking the 22nd system more seriously. That's a really nice Greenland block on the EPS and the big trough out west has been shifting further offshore.
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    Euro looked quite interesting for that date too.
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    Miller A look if the PNA was more positive day 5 on Euro. Blocking is present.
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    Very little this time of year unless there's strong advection present. Higjest I see is 65 in southern/eastern NJ
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    Yeah def not
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    That mega -PNA isn't very exciting this time of year. The Atlantic blocking needs to be on steroids to compensate.
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    That EPS is looking kinda interesting just before Christmas. Miller A hopes maybe? We'd need a ton of improvement out west but will monitor to see if there's a trend.
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    Not a chance with that -PNA
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    We should expect more fall/winter tornadoes as climate warms. Strong jet stream & cyclones this time of year coupled with warming temperatures is a recipe for trouble.
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    What do you think this means. Because we seem to be getting the typical Jan/Feb Nina climo now. However this suggests the rest of winter won't play out like a typical Nina.
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    It's gonna take a while before you see its effects. Most of New England is in a prime spot for it.
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    Yeah I wish. Somehow I don't see anything like that play out. At this point it's a struggle to even get a couple BN days strung together. 55-61-57 next 3 days in north Jersey.
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    Yeah good trends last night. Blocking in AO/NAO regions is quite good. Just need that to translate out west some more. Meanwhile another 55+ day on tap with 60+ tomorrow.
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    Strong gradient at around 41N through the 24th. I do see ensembles are moving the blocking further west which would improve the Pacific pattern too. If this is true then it'll open the door for something from around Christmas to early Jan.
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    Until the PNA improves we're cooked. Euro/EPS barely give us BN temps as most of the cold is out west.
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    BTW MJO is now expected to halt in phase 7 so lagging effects do spell a period of colder weather & maybe snows after December 20th. It's probably a short window though, about 2 weeks before a more unfavorable pattern develops again. If it does manage to get into 8-1 then January will be cooler but think that's unlikely right now.
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    I'd take the PNA/EPO 10x over the NAO
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    Which is why I can't see us doing well in this pattern. That -PNA is a death knell for this time of year. -PNA is better for us after mid Feb. when wavelengths change. S/C New England should do well though.
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    EPS looked better tonight. WPO & AO/NAO looked good however I would still rather be in New England than here for snows/cold.
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    The -PNA will be costly unless the Atlantic blocking is very strong. As soon as ensembles back off on the blocking the SE ridge will rage. You can try to put lipstick on a pig but things still look crappy. MJO also showing signs of halting in phase 7.
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    Pattern still looks like crap. Basically March like all winter long. Better for New England
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