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AfewUniversesBelowNormal

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  1. Big time N Pacific changes, now correlating with an arctic ice melt. It may be hard to get true +PNA this Winter.
  2. Pretty good correlations to a year ago +1 month actually.
  3. A lot of convection moving through tonight, look at the storms in Illinois and Missouri, could be fun tomorrow.
  4. You would say this is from the declining arctic ice, but I think it's a carry over from the El Nino.
  5. It's not going to rain tomorrow based around here lol maybe in your own reality.
  6. It's been a nothing year weather-wise.. this makes sense, at least it's staying organic lol
  7. As per subsurface, 4/4 since 1950 were Winter El Nino's, 2 Weak 2 Moderate 49-50 was La Nina.
  8. Subsurface is moving toward El Nino,, cold west vs warm east is like +0.3 - +0.4. Surface is ninaish in the east, el nino in Nino 4 which has been the trend since 97-98. Atmosphere is El Nino
  9. Pretty good SPC outlook for severe storms today, but my house is a bubble so it will be fun to see.
  10. Check out the arctic ice melt pattern at the end of the 06z GFS http://mp1.met.psu.edu/~fxg1/ENSHGTAVGNH_0z/ensloopmref.html
  11. The eastern subsurface stuff may only be a glitch.. models going la nina not right imo.
  12. The atmosphere is still very much Nino, although -AAM 500mb is somewhat appearing. You have to wonder how many "parallel realities" of enso there have been since the Winter lol.
  13. Slight risk for thunderstorms today.. NYC to DC looks like the opposite of what I'm experiencing fwiw
  14. This is kind of a disappointing time of year. The last few days have been especially cool. SSTs are record warm, 2005-like. ENSO is cooling too.
  15. It looks like another cold wave is developing in the subsurface.
  16. I wonder how many times in recorded history we've melted at the North Pole? 1 time as far as I know. The trend continues stronger
  17. Yeah, I can see how you would think La Nina based on the current subsurface, but the atmosphere is still very much El Nino.
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