Stormchaserchuck1

I don't know.. this looks good to me. We have a +PDO setup and strong -NAO still when this rolls east Models lost a lot of the moisture they were showing earlier for during and after the time.. yesterday was a drier day so they seem extrasensitive to current conditions. edit: it's still pretty wet. I'm getting frustrated that it's not showing an organized system because of sheering out SER. The upper latitudes with the ridge bridge look good. There's a lot of moisture everywhere still. (It does look like the window closes early in the LR). If the SE ridge is running as an independent feature, there is going to be more moisture in the pattern too.

I did this before, it favors +PNA next.. for 4 years \ 55-56 middle, 21-23 middle

EPO being negative not positive helps.. If the Pacific ridge is also through Alaska, pattern is fine. (It's more applicable further south v latitude probably evens this out with snowfall) wet jet going into big 500mb 50/50 low in -EPO.

I think this looks good. 50/50 low backbuilds. Timing is right as that piece of energy in the west moves to the east coast as the -NAO lifts out. Remember, -PNA by itself is more wetter than warmer(net temps/precip in March favors -PNA vs +PNA). So a north-oriented -PNA veering into -EPO does good. We just don't need that Aleutian high to completely trend south: which happens sometimes after on models you mix warmer air in the northern latitude levels (trend).

UKMET always does that. It thinks we're Great Britian

How do you guys do in 50/50 lows? KU setup if not for the rapidly trending -PNA.

KU setup imo.. it could change. Biggest threat to change is that Aleutian island high needs to break in pattern.. we have rain going up into the Davis Straight and Alaska.. sometimes that high latitude stuff trends back to -PNA.

re: 12z gfs Closed 500mb low rolling into the west coast.. -EPO. closed 50/50 low. This is the one I want to watch (what's diving into the WC). m

3 closed-low, cutting into a -NAO block lol

Just need to shake this +EPO

over-initializing current conditions (relative to really bad Pacific atm) for a long time now they are weak models

March is a wetter month.. this would give us snow a lot of times, but we average 2-3" in December

Thank you PSU for taking all my trash.. put on me. (college)

12z NAM

Ensembles are south of the OP with the rising-out of-NAO block-potential/storm. -NAO/50-50 low/wet pattern They really pop this SE ridge strong, but it's not going to be this bad, (unless models shift toward an Aleutian high). mustering up potential energy The hit.. restrengthening 50/50 low after -NAO wanes (rising up out of NAOindex#research).. EPO's are colder at the surface if it holds. It's a window of time. I'm still generally worried about warm air, but it could be a big hit before it melts.

What's remarkable is we have had a -NAO/-AO for the Winter. (This is suppose to be our coldest pattern).

This storm? wow.. what a miss Pattern is really wet through the whole model run...

Actually, China is the only place in the world that doesn't match March 2012.

Looks wet Too bad we're going to waste this to warm air. There are like 5 strong N. Hemisphere pattern matches to March 2012, through Day 6. Then they just like zoom away, like a kite?

Look at how the Pacific is the worst possible when the -NAO starts to move in ^This fits really well until the NAO overtakes Greenland, still I contend that since 2019, W->E has overstated S->N.

It's trending away from a colder pattern in general, like a see-saw, duality matrix.

I bet you the soundings at the surface are marginal all across the board(model runs).

You don't want that ++EPO. The cold air will get cutoff (for the MA).

40s over the Davis Straight and rain to central Greenland does not really bode well.

We have been blasting the Pacific when/as soon as the NAO goes negative, since 2019.