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AfewUniversesBelowNormal

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  1. Really good +PNA showing up on GFS ensembles in the medium/long range.. I doubt it will verify like that (pattern is same as seasonal trend), Expect more AO-busting-higher. It's pretty much maxed out by the way, capping the short term El Nino potential.
  2. This is one heck of a setup. It would be better if it were April or May. (The negative anomaly in the NE going into the Great Lakes is showing up for the first time.)
  3. I'm convinced that the number 1 thing we need to look for is +PDO. Even in Strong El Nino, the snowstorm would only last 3-4 days. We need well defined +PDO.
  4. The snowdepthchnging maps are really good.. last event they had 1-2" here. Many other scores.
  5. Why isn't snow farther south? This is a weird weather phenomenon. A small % of the population actually sees snow.
  6. It seems the first one stole a lot of the potential energy, both are real threats. I'll make the threat title March 9-12. 12z Euro looks good. Edit: look at this trend on the 12z Euro now of the SW trough.
  7. Pretty nice setup actually on the 12z NAM
  8. We'll probably get another one in late March.
  9. 00z Euro.. it may now be trending toward a wind/squall line threat vs primarily tornado outbreak. Time to trend of course, it's taking on the El Nino seasonal characteristic.
  10. The way this +PNA is unfolding with the developing Kelvin wave makes me think this will not rush into Strong territory. It's a NorthPacific-ENSO even signal if that makes any sense. Weak-Moderate continuation, although something may happen in the Fall. (The point is, we are probably staying below 1982,1997) Edit: ie, in strong events you would usually see the NOI bottoming right now, and a off the west-coast or GOA trough.
  11. They are saying the same thing in central/south Europe.
  12. 18z GFS doesn't look bad. It's early in the year though.
  13. 18z NAM develops +NAO pretty quickly. Maybe the GFS will go this way.
  14. It's been a global stagnation since then. (MJO has really been the only thing.)
  15. Something people don't really know.. 1965-1966 was a Strong Nino that peaked in the Fall. 2.0, 2.0, 1.7, then 1.4 djf. This was a -PNA Just like this year. We are peaking on the other end of the seasonal scale.. El Nino likely to continue.
  16. Some pretty solid rains hitting California now.. big difference.
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