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Already have the weed....let the bets flow and get taxed IMO.
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There does indeed seem some eastward shift to the forcing too. Subtle, but there.
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There is a lot more to the winter puzzle here in New England, but that is a good thing anyways.
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Yeah pretty much what Will said. It will help keep ern regions cooler, and then that interface where erly anomalies and wrly anomalies meet, would trend east. For simplistic terms, that interface is probably where you have anomalous convection. Keep that east of the maritime continent would be a good thing.
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So if you look at the erly anomalies and pretend there is a trend line going from top to bottom, you'll see what he means. The lower part is a forecast, but sometimes those forecasts are not accurate.
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Let me find that. https://twitter.com/MJVentrice/status/1318156865407246336?s=20
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Mike V showed a graphic of the background easterlies, slowly migrating east over the last few months. I thought that was a good thing to see. I can't right now, but someone can link that.
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Tempting! LOL.
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Steve, see above.
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That's true. I just mean overall I wouldn't expect a displacement...or even a hint at it getting thrown off the axis quite yet.
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I'm going 14-15.
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That was a super Nino..lol. I think we all thought it may suck.
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Someone can correct me if I am wrong, but this time of year...I would expect that to be the case?
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Just give us a half decent Atlantic.
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I mean in general. We love Steve, just busting chops.
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Will he ever go for a ratter?
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Ray jeopardizing his employment on 30" of snow this winter?
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Tip should get a tattoo of a giant 500mb ridge with teeth and bulging, blood shot eyes just devouring the NAMR continent.
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Thanks, yeah I'm not saying there isn't...just trying to understand how that could be.
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How would April and May be better predicting the NAO? I don't understand that logic. To me, that is more of a product of late winter strat warming, where we are in QBO ascension, descension, and also ENSO state.
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Ha, good commercial.
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Georgey Pourgey...haha Nah, nothing to do with last two winters. I secretly have a bit of a good feeling...but there is no science in that..lol. Just maybe playing the odds a bit. I'm hoping we can end the stretch of black holes near Greenland for once. At least maybe have it average more neutral.
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I think the only group preferring '11-'12, would be the south coast into interior srn CT. They got the Halloween snow and also that weenie deformation band on 1/19 or whenever that day was. The south coast just got the deformation snows in January of that year, but shit...that was 10-12". I couldn't buy 5" that year in one storm.
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I don't prefer 11-12, but last year was right up there locally. I mean after that December event, we had the advisory deal mid month...but nothing after that. Some minor thing in January, and that was it. There was nothing to look forward to. And then as if 2020 wasn't starting out bad enough, mother nature decided one more bend over and have a frigid April and May. Maybe COVID is influencing it, but I am happy to look past winter of '19-'20.
