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  1. Stormchaserchuck1
    Models continue building a Strong Aleutian ridge in the long range
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    ^Nice cold pool SE of New Foundland developing. Warming in the Davis Strait too and south of Greenland. There is SSTA correlation there May-Sept with following Winter NAO, that's pretty high. The current SSTA setup would favor more -NAO conditions in the Winter. Let's see if it holds going forward.
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    Where's El Nino in the N Pacific?
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    I just don't really want to do hottest day contest. Thanks for asking though
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    Good question. Notice the amount of clouds in the sky on an average day. The last few days it was better, but we were really clear in May. A few years ago in February 24/28 were completely clear skies. We are veering towards less precip patterns in the last few years.
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    I'm really curious to see how the North Pacific High responds. Should be very telling about larger scale things.
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    Sky was covered in chemtrail clouds today for the first time in a long time. I guess that means we'll go wetter in a few weeks to months.
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    Some areas are dry in El Nino, some areas are wet. Our region is usually wetter.
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    DonS maintains a big lead. Is my total cumulative with Feb included? If so, my average of months played is giving him a run.
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    Told you it was a dry pattern. Imagine if it wasn't El Nino. May is our cloudiest month, total clear sky days last month (23/31 or something) is a giveaway.
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    This is a strong Polar Vortex over the Arctic circle for the next 13 days! Since 2012, May-Aug SLP anomaly 60-90N has flipped in the Winter every time. That's a Winter -AO signal (but it's still early)!
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    Summer's of our most recent 2 Strong/Super El Nino's 2015 was strong +PDO We are nothing like 1997 anymore
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    I know 2002 was dry. I don't think there are actually many cases of hot Summer's in El Nino. Something global is shifting around now, jet stream is lifting north. Edit: 2002 was above average
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    I've been thinking about starting a thread but I just don't have high enough hopes for the Winter right now
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    Boy would I love a -EPO in Super El Nino. That's probably the best combo. CPC is disregarding the CANSIPS completely in their seasonal outlook, and 1 year ago around this time CANSIPS had a large part of the Midwest/Great Lakes -4 to -6 for the month of July at 0.0 month lead and it ended up positive departure across the board. It did do well in lead the last 2 Winter's though, although severely underestimating the warmth in the Mountain West, which I don't think anything got actually.
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