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Reversing last years conditions
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Reversing last years conditions
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NW, US cold anomaly (SD) Feb 5th, since year 2000: Reverses in March. (Models have a strong -500mb vortex over WA,OR on Feb 5th. I would guess that this is maybe to favor a -NAO in March.. -NAOlRNA-tendency
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The last 4 February's
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The last 4 February's
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Again, the last 3 years were strong in the N. Pacific Feb 5th. Believe it or not, the 4 years prior, were all -EPO/vortex in that area in the date: Model has another tremendous -PNA this Feb 5th., -
The 18z GFS is a lot warmer than the 18z NAM for the beginning of the storm.
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Chiefs 60% chance to win, Eagles 25% chance, everyone else (combined winning streak +28 games BUF-CIN-SF) 15%, imo.
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The “is it ever going to snow again” discussion.
Stormchaserchuck1 replied to psuhoffman's topic in Mid Atlantic
My guess would be that we have a window mid-Late February, the dates when last year's -PNA peaked.. March is not going to snow probably, as I am looking at -PNA for March -
Football is really mechanical if you watch too much of it (NFL at least).
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KC is really 1:1.8 odds to Super Bowl, when Vegas has them right now at 1:4.5. PHL is the only team in the league that would possibility contest. Bet KC, with PHL as a security play on the SB imo (I don't know how bad Hurt's is hurt.).
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These snowdepth maps are really good for all generalities, I've learned. Since 2018, they have verified I think everytime, or 90% vs model p-type radar plots of the same model. Shows a pretty clear-long miss.
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2021-2022 ENSO
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The problem is that the technology of internet is much greater than moderators and what most people are not lazy to do. My .02
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2021-2022 ENSO
Stormchaserchuck1 replied to StormchaserChuck!'s topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
I would bet on +PNA conditions in April, and -PNA default in March, and maybe something resembling March31-Apr1 1997, but that's "3rd position point" of tampering/\/. lol(the storm correlation if it happens) (^Nevermind +PNA March-Apr-May 2023, we had a strong N. Pacific Ocean 500mb vortex last March-April-May, which I think is this emerging El Nino already considered. [Extra point, I haven't been too scientifically oriented.] can obviously do better... -
2021-2022 ENSO
Stormchaserchuck1 replied to StormchaserChuck!'s topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
We are getting warm to near record warm in the western ENSO subsurface now.. this is *C, so if it's *F, that's about +10F, or 10degrees above average.. subsurface water normal temperature of 55 degrees would be about 65 degrees now. Differences in the N. Pacific pattern happen starting around 170W and -200m, to 120W and -100m.. that region is overall negative anomalies right now (favoring RNA, -PNA) Only years that were this extreme in the subsurface were 1997..March. and 1982 Jan/Feb. If I'm wrong, someone correct me (memory from ~5+ years ago). I think this favors a Strong El Nono, with 70% chance of overall El Nino conditions later this year. But we are hitting strong -PNA in the first few days of February on LR models, so an atmospheric correction (nolag) has occurred? -
Everything to Dec19-29 will adjust (I've been looking at 4 model runs a day for 20 years). +PNA Dec19-29, will give us a less pronounced -EPO, and because the Atlantic has been negatively correlating, probably less of a -NAO, although we have developed a -NAO tendency around Christmas since 2014, happening 7/8 years, with an average +120dm anomaly, vs the -60dm +NAO for Dec-Mar in the combination of those 8 Winter's. (re: 18z GFS ensembles) I think the -NAO tendency for Christmas 12/25.. will adjust to -EPO/+PNA, so watch for that gravity. 12/25 -EPO/+PNA and 12-19to29 +PNA.. besides that the rest of the N. Hemisphere pattern likely will flatten out/neutralize, LR models for the next 4-8 days will adjust accordingly<-.
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fear not.. Dec19-29 is coming