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Winter weather advisory in Montana :PUKE:
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Surprised SPC doesn't have D4 area farther north into at least the lower HV
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I want 102/79 so everyone walks around with chairs stuck to them
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I'm going to start leaving the heat on in my car during the morning so in the afternoon I can get a blast of heat for once.
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lets get some warm sector supercells Monday
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The pattern over the next week supports isolated-to-scattered showers and thunderstorms each afternoon. Warm/humid at the sfc with multiple shortwaves traversing the flow. Certainly not looking at widespread rains or all day rains. Bust for sure today though...there was a quite a bit of dry air aloft though.
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I guess this is what the SOI/MEI do in a way, but what products are best to look at to gauge how coupled the ocean/atmosphere are during an ENSO event? SLP Anomalies since this ties into the Walker Circulation?
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Is it enhanced any given how rapidly the transition to EL Nino seems to occurring?
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I remember a year or so ago you made some posts about this, but you showed there was a tendency over the last decade for these Great Lakes/New England troughs and cut-off lows and we were like an outlier compared to the rest of the world in terms of the warming...do you remember this? I may have restated this incorrectly.
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wow you're not kidding...there is hardly anything off to our south.
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Pretty brutal. Our summers are short enough, don't need this crap.
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Timing going to hurt us, but still looking good for some severe weather across NY/PA Monday. But even western New England could get something late in the evening.
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Had to cave and put the heat on in the car this morning. Tried to tough it out but just too cold. IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE SUMMER
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Did IAH really gust to 84 knots?? Holy shot
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hmmm Monday could be fun off to our West
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Getting teased by EML's
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I actually kind of screwed up on my post...the axis of heavier rain would probably be to our southwest.
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Thursday could certainly feature widespread heavy rain, especially south of the Pike, PWATS are pretty damn high and that's a pretty potent LLJ feeding moisture.
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This is great stuff...thanks!!
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maybe we'll get some type of prolific hybrid in late October in which a hurricane comes up the EC and interacts with the remnants of a TC moving up from the GOM and pulls down air straight from Santa's house and we get a region wide 3-5 foot snowstorm with supercells on the leading edge
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seems weird to have the E PAC or the PAC quiet with multiple chances in the MDR...in June...with a Nino setting in?
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Perfect comparison haha
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We need to get some of that Texas weather into here.
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Medium-range (or more-so longer end of medium-range) forecasting right now is almost pretty pointless. There is or has been no clear-cut signal as to what to anticipate. The hemisphere (at least our end) continues to be in a state which continues to elicit the tendency for EC troughiness and closed lows.
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It will certainly be more summer-like the end of the week in terms of temperatures. Very possible the highest temperatures will be north, but most everyone (outside of elevation of course) should get well into the 80's. Dewpoints won't be anything crazy
