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  1. Stormchaserchuck1
    Does anyone else think it might be a little warm for the 2nd storm? That's a 500mb 482dm low off the south coast of Greenland at 165hr (++nao) and a 593dm high north of Puerto Rico.
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    18z NAM 84hr vs the 12z GFS at 90hr https://ibb.co/80YSq6J
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    Trough a little more negative on 18z nam vs 12z https://ibb.co/wBfzCPt
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    I know the NAM isn't ideal, but so far at 18z it's digging a bit more in the west. That's the trend we need to look for. Hudson bay vortex is in a slightly more favorable spot. small steps https://ibb.co/jH7WWDc
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    You guys dont love this look? https://ibb.co/gyHKtGf It's close to a big storm That Aleutian island block.. if it doesn't go anywhere.. should help send the moisture further NW (slightly more amped SE ridge)
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    If it hangs back later, we might be able to do a stronger storm, because that piece of the Polar Jet is rotating SW in SE Canada (to possibly phase.. or at least close to it) https://ibb.co/ZBPR9Qy
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    It's colder this run.. stronger -NAO. I might take the trend, it's not as good as 18z, but there is potentially more upside
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    0z RGEM vs 18z GFS is similar to 0z NAM vs 18z gfs.. flatter trough, but hanging more energy back in the west.
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    00z NAM at 84hr vs 90hr 18z GFS... looks better on the NAMhttps://ibb.co/bmg6rjL
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    We seem to be hitting -NAO's more often, but they are being overwhelmed. I think this +Nao/+pna-epo .. or -Nao/-pna+epo correlation is going to hold. If you look at the clouds... about 2-3 years ago we starting getting more cloud thickness. I think that is a long term graduation program. We still have a ways to go to detox all this snow-melt seasons, but I think we are trending toward something more favorable a few years down the road.
  11. Stormchaserchuck1
    Nina's after a Nino are actually a myth.
  12. Stormchaserchuck1
    This is what we should have when there is a block over the Davis Strait like this. 2 jets underneath of it.. perhaps phasing. look at this potential energy on the 18z gfs run
  13. Stormchaserchuck1
    Looking good on the snow depth
  14. Stormchaserchuck1
    976mb in Maine.. it starts phasing with the northern system.
  15. Stormchaserchuck1
    Hanging more energy back in the west.. that's one part of what we need.
  16. Stormchaserchuck1
    -PDO has been chipping away so maybe we see it in February. My intuition says probably not, if it were to be a staple mark El Nino feature it probably would have happened at some point by now. We are on Neutral heights for the N. Pacific pattern, El Nino to date.
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    Yeah it makes the later part of the wave the one to watch, which would time with the -NAO rising better.
  18. Stormchaserchuck1
    18z NAM is a little flatter vs 12z GFS fwiw https://ibb.co/ftdFKW1 Hudson Bay low is moving all around.. it would be nice to get that to phase https://ibb.co/gjBvWfw
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    Aleutian island block may help this thing trend NW in the coming days.. It's not like we are in some deep +pna pattern, the pacific is still favorable for a slight SE ridge.. maybe this works to our favor this time. Either way, the Euro and GFS ensembles in agreement is usually a good combo
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    Yeah, we had a nice NE Pacific High pressure when the 2-3 cutters happened though https://ibb.co/GFXBnJG Now, the NAO space and 50/50 low were just about perfect, but this goes back to our argument that the Pacific is dominating right now..
  21. Stormchaserchuck1
    Yeah like something over the Gulf of Alaska. Correlation works less after Jan, into Feb-Mar though. +0.53 in Jan, +0.3 in Feb, +0.2 in March <(closer we can get to GOA low with a mean trough over the east).
  22. Stormchaserchuck1
    2016 is best analog, but Fall/Winter 2023-24 is #1 right now for global precipitable water since 1948
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    LR GFS has a nice -EPO.. that's what I want to see.. and +PNA. Let's get this thing going.. Whole world and the subtropics are really wet right now.
  24. Stormchaserchuck1
    18z GEFS really doesn't have much with the 16-17 storm. 3/27 members it looks like.
  25. Stormchaserchuck1
    Following February's from those analogs look like seasonal models currently have https://ibb.co/K6mtPwr Globe is a little too cold biased for my liking, and the GOA low has been missing so far in this El Nino. Maybe D+8 model will shift a little bit.
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