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GEFS looks ugly through mid month, EPS is a bit better but doesn't bring much cold down until the very end of the run about 15 days from now. What a difference a couple of days make. Like I said previously, I would be happy with a 2 week at or below average period with an active storm track.

It's concerning too because it is rare to have a cold, wintry February or March during La Nina's as olaf's post shows. Even with a -NAO. If we keep delaying the cold coming to the SE it may never come at all. All I would like to see is a week or 2 period of a decent pattern with cold and an active STJ.

I'm becoming concerned about the cold push going west near the middle of the month. The West Atlantic Ridge is starting to pop up on globals

Thats pretty typical for modeling sites like pivotal weather.

I'm always ready

Euro looks terrible through January 10. Widespread 60s every day next week and some 70s. GFS also shows the warm temps

Yeah it keeps a SE Ridge the entire run basically yikes

Lol

Yep the drought is becoming a big issue with wildfires in WNC.

12Z is not off to a good start

It can be an infuriating hobby, especially if you love snow. 1 winter storm in the past 6 winters is tough to endure. At least the ski resorts are going to make up for a lot of lost revenue

GFS continues to rain on the sustained cold parade. It is finding new and creative ways to destroy the block And now the Euro looks more like the bad GFS runs.

Thats a top 10 snowy month of the past 50 years here.

Finally feels like winter again. Grass was getting green and some flowers were trying to come up