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WxUSAF

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  • Birthday 09/16/1981

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  1. Even our brief Nino a couple years ago didn’t seem to really get the STJ going for any amount of time. Hopefully next year’s will
  2. If this trend continues, by Christmas the EPS will have 512” forecast!!
  3. Aggressive trade. That’s an impressive prospect haul plus a draft pick. But Baz is a solid get for several seasons. Could have #2-3 caliber stuff
  4. Line did a nice split around you @MN Transplant
  5. Seems like very little rain so far IMBY. 0.15”?
  6. Today will presumably break the streak of 21 days/3 weeks of below normal temps. That’s an impressive run. When was the last time we had a streak that long? I thought Feb-Mar 2015, but that didn’t have that many consecutive BN days. Nov-Dec 1989 had 32 days!
  7. Yeah both the low and high pressure are weaker and the low is really slow coming east.
  8. Fun and wacky things can happen with major blocks. Note that in those GFS charts @CAPEposted, the PAC side still isn’t great but it’s not total trash. Trough only extends down to Seattle or so and has a tilt toward the SW offshore. Allows a little ridging at a good longitude for us. So you can couple a C- Pac side with an A+ Atlantic side and that absolutely can work.
  9. Weeklies saying we have to wait doesn’t mean I was waiting
  10. That dark red that pops up over Baffin Island on last nights EPS is quite appealing.
  11. If all you wanted for christmas or Hanukkah was one more global weather model, you got it! AIGFS is now on tropical tidbits. I think this is the “hybrid” AIGFS and not the graph cast GFS? @high risk?
  12. Except there’s shit at the end of it instead of gold
  13. If we care about the euro weeklies, looks like things are mostly crappy until the last week (19-26 Jan) when the PAC ridge shifts east into Alaska and BC. Until then…ehhh…
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