Given that it’s not a stemwinder of a low, we may have to watch nrn ORH county for a push of cold air to the SSW. I’m not saying the NAM is right, but the idea of the cold sagging south into this area is probably something to watch.
I think you said it. Early to mid November. I think people don’t understand how hard that is. You have a better chance getting snow in late March. So to me, I don’t have the angst.
What would be nice is if we had a sharper s/w down south to help with a secondary low and overrunning after the first low pulls away. Seemed like some ensemble members had that, but also looks to be a low chance of happening.
I don’t see any signs of pattern breakdown either. The end of the EPS look pretty mice with a +PNA. A +NAO , but some signs of a weak ridge maybe in NE Greenland. The big takeaway to me is that the Pacific still looks good.
Just like BOS there are days where it's closer to reality. Dude, we've said this to you for years now. The sample size is enough to mention it may be cool...hell even mine may run a degree cool. It seems to be more noticeable on clear days where heat does radiate off surfaces. ORH seems to due well on W winds. Might be why they are cool.
I do. I’m not trying to bust chops, it just sometimes seems cool that’s all. I did bring to light BOS and other stations that have issues, so I know what I’m doing here. Enjoy the cold.
The radiators do what radiators do. But as the evidence and multiple people said yesterday, it may be a shield issue. Don’t worry, I’m not stealing your snow.