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frd

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  1. Hard to filter out the noise. Thanks MJO not the demon.
  2. Interesting @RaleighWx · 23h Well the pacific has been unfavorable all year. If it moves into or ends up in phase 7 in February it is much colder looking with -glaam. MJO not everything, but so far the met winter has been mild for most last image
  3. ECM EPS MAX RES Believe this is an improvement
  4. All I can saw is widespread , so that is a plus, actual amounts don't mean as much as the signal.
  5. The psu blizzard incoming. I like the end of Jan and early Feb.
  6. Wasn't the last trend for the ICON to drop the SW further South on it's way East . This could trend South easily, but is the ICON really worth discussing.
  7. I am sure the ICON can model the block and the TPVs correctly. Good luck to any model this far out. Anxious to see the EPS later.
  8. The GOES-5 which went only to 240 hours had the same general movement into Northern Canada at that time stamp and then going to the GFS continues that motion further into Northern Canada.
  9. @psuhoffman there is indeed some support showing that we may not totally go absent blocking in February.
  10. Latest update, more consolidation to keep the AO negative longer.
  11. No one is perfect, however, I do believe solely from a SSWE association there have been areas of unusual cold and snow far South in the latitudes within the Northern Hemisphere . There were a few recent examples the last ten days.
  12. I am not sure what to believe now really. Isotherm said there was hope at the end of January . February's tendencies were always to head warmer , nobody really wants to look forward to March at that time I'm thinking of spring and summer activities. When I look back and read HM's older posts I was under the assumption that he thought any sudden stratospheric warming event would favor our region. but possibly I was mistaken.
  13. Yes, that is true and very concerning. I believe the warmest year last year, or a tie, per Ryan. Also, the Atlantic ocean temps are very warm, ponding the power of hurricanes this summer as some studies show recurves getting closer and closer to the major cities on the East Coast. .
  14. On the mark, I know some don't want to hear this, but the base state shift, combined with warmer waters , elevated jet , hyper West Pac warm pool , very warm temps in the summer and Fall at higher latitudes all seem to be causing this issue in my opinion. Maybe we here in the East at a mid latitude are at a greater disadvantage because of our location downstream of the Pac and the proximity of the warming Atlantic .
  15. As you are aware some claim the Nina is a non-player compared to the new regime that has set up over the past few years. Referring to the new base state.
  16. Wonder if we recycle the pattern and it actually produces possibly later in February even though many have written February off
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