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  1. John1122
    Another wave of moderate sleet as the precip is moving back into my area. 36 degrees.
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    Euro is a cutter at 162. Shocking as that is.
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    Didn't expect it, but getting heavy sleet/snow mixed. Likely will change to rain shortly.
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    The Canadian maintained the cold at least.
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    That was probably the worst run of any model all winter. Amazing that it comes 24 hours after probably the best run of the whole winter and from the same model. Raging +NAO and -PNA with an Aleutian H locking in the -PNA. But congrats again to California. They get swamped and buried again. Another 6-8 feet in the Sierra.
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    Here's how bad the GFS is with long range modeling. 00z last night we barely got above freezing from 144-300+. Tonight we don't get below freezing from 114 to 300+. The 1990 analog would be strong again if it's remotely right tonight, except this January will finish warmer than 1990.
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    It's crazy to me how we don't even remotely have "normal" winters any more. It's either 2x normal snowfall or virtually nothing.
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    Not surprisingly, the GFS is way warmer at day 9 than it was earlier at even 12z. Approximately 30 degrees warmer. I am now in believe it when it gets here mode regarding cold and winter threats. I won't be shocked if we are warm into spring, then we get some wet snow days in late March or April.
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    This frosty morning near Cove Lake State park on Highway 25w in Caryville.
  10. John1122
    There's an internet outage at the Euro headquarters and that caused it not to be uploaded from the model to the internet.
  11. John1122
    If, and it's a mountain sized if, the GFS by some miracle is correct. That would be a legendary stretch of winter weather we'd talk about for years. Snow on snow. Frigid temps.
  12. John1122
    Less ice that run vs 18z. Cold but not as insanely cold as the 18z too. I can do without -15.
  13. John1122
    GFS maintains massive winter potential but far enough out that we need to cross fingers and toes.
  14. John1122
    Getting some snow. Not much to speak of but in a winter like this one, every flake counts.
  15. John1122
    43 and foggy/drizzle here all day today.
  16. John1122
    89-90 is definitely close so far as an analog. I was hoping for 83-84. Both had super arctic outbreaks in December but both had polar opposite Jan.
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    Same here in January. Multiple days in the upper 40s to low 50s with misty/foggy weather even during the day.
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    We've actually not been in a La Nina pattern at all in January. We've been in a Super Nino pattern. Which is the absolute worst thing for winter weather here most of the time. The relentless extended pac jet firehose is why California has been snowed under and swamped all the way into Southern Cal. That's just classic Nino. When you see that happening we are always in for blah weather. Places that normally freeze in La Nina, like Montana and the Dakotas are all well AN for January. Great Falls Montana has been seeing highs in the mid-50s and are running 10+ right now. Rapid City, SD is +9. Bismark ND is AN for January. It looks like that pattern is finally set to end but we are still in a cutter/even if it doesn't cut there's not cold pattern. Which also reminds me of El Nino weather from a few years ago when we kept getting winter rain storms with Miller A type tracks. The only thing not really happening on the typical El Nino map below in January is we are slightly AN on precip so far. But in strong Nino's I think AN precip is more common.
  19. John1122
    Looks like cutter to possibly snow showery/clipper type weather coming on the GFS. A few years ago I got to like 11 inches of snow an inch at a time before a nice event happened. I don't remember the year right now but this one might be similar.
  20. John1122
    The Euro went from off Myrtle Beach to off Monteagle in 24 hours. I believe it did that around Christmas too and then crashed back, not enough to matter for most of us, but some.
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    It looks like the coming cold may put a slowdown on that, especially if the Canadian is right.
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    Euro is cutting. Still has winter in the western areas but won't be surprised to see it end up cutting even further West just based on how it's going this year. Odd Nina when you can't get cold in the western areas of the forum. Of course we've been behaving like a super Nino the last few weeks instead of a Nina.
  23. John1122
    Very cold run of the Canadian. Some subzero temps back in the Valley region on there.
  24. John1122
    At this range, none will be reliable regarding storm track.
  25. John1122
    The GFS at range so take from that what it is, but it shows the potential of the pattern everyone has been discussing.
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