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Terpeast

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  1. Makes sense. And late jan into feb is right in our wheelhouse. I wasn’t even expecting a HECS to occur before that, but it will be nice to catch a couple of minor/moderate events before late Jan
  2. Only thing I’m checking is when we shift to a colder pattern - latest models show this on the 29th. I think that’s been consistent and no can kick, right?
  3. It can work if a wave pushes off eastward towards us from a W trough that undercuts the -epo/-nao
  4. Yeah I was thinking the same, but sub 30 degree here. Lots of 24s, 26s, etc. 26 low here this morning.
  5. Have to agree there. They seemed to have nailed Dec
  6. You’ll be fine. You’ll be back for the big one if its gonna happen
  7. Loving where the ridge is on the GFS. I agree with you on the NAO though.
  8. Ensembles still look good for a pattern change on the 28th. Still no sign of a can kick
  9. Nothing here, just cold. Glad to see others getting flurries and snow showers though!
  10. No expert on GLAAM... but a lot of this is driven by the pac jet, no? So +GLAAM going towards neutral means that we'll see a bit of a retraction in the pac jet?
  11. Just drove from Tysons to Ashburn, pouring. 1.2” here. Awful
  12. Even if International Falls is +10, we can still hover near normal https://www.americanwx.com/bb/topic/58651-mid-to-long-range-discussion-~-2023/?do=findComment&comment=7085868
  13. I think it was probably me that triggered raindance into his ongoing 2 month tirade against 2009. 2009-10 came up as the best match in my analog set, but it still wasn’t a great match. I was clear that 2023-24 is going to be on an island of its own, and that 2009-10 just happened to be the best looking horse out of a poorly matched bunch overall.
  14. And ensembles showing a colder look for entire NA. Canada at +5 instead of +15. Could be smoothing, but still a good sign
  15. Latest MEI is now 0.8, if anyone still cares. https://psl.noaa.gov/enso/mei/ My research shows that the MA had its snowiest winters when the MEI falls between 0.5 and 1.2, and then turns much milder and less snowy once the MEI exceeds 1.2.
  16. Yeah I was thinking the same. Not like Dec 2015 at all.
  17. It still is, but the abrupt changes only tell us that the models either have no idea what’s going to happen, or they are starting to key in on something.
  18. 540 line shifting from canada to south VA. Big shift still has a pos tilt to it though
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