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  1. Euro seasonal has it a bit west allowing a decent trough to develop in the SE. The link below is for NDJ. It holds through the rest of the winter too if you scroll forward. https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/seasonal_system5_standard_z500?area=NHEM&base_time=202610010000&stats=ensm&valid_time=202611010000
  2. I noticed that too, but wasn't sure what to make of it. I guess time will tell who wins round 1 of the Euro model war. Fwiw, AIGFS has 2 cold fronts moving through after 11/1.
  3. Yes. But I saw some other stuff that suggests the early warming increases chances for later warming events. But we don't want to put all our eggs in the "stratosphere basket" by any means. Best for it to just enhance our chances than to be the sole/direct cause as they often don't workout so well as most know.
  4. Last 2 weeks of today's weeklies lining up with seasonal with the trough in/near the GOA and a distinct SE trough, very similar to the Euro seasonal I posted a couple of weeks ago.
  5. This is proged for the first few days of November, not that it makes a huge difference probably.
  6. @GaWx Your SE trough is showing up nicely on the last 2 weeks of today's weeklies. Pretty much in line with seasonal.
  7. They're all pretty BN in the SE, so they'll all be wrong ir right to one degree or another.
  8. Under a huge 500mb Low https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=cfs-mon&region=us&pkg=z500a&runtime=2026102200&fh=4
  9. Congrats Larry! This guy gave you a shout out for this post on his wx video. Go to 4:30 for it.
  10. Don't like it either. I think their regular site's alleged maintenance is more of a "let's shove Beta down their throats" as I'm thinking most still prefer the original site. Beta seems like a nod to TT and WB in format.
  11. 82/83 was east based too. It holds the record for max RONI SSTA at 2.4 in 12/82 & 1/83. We're close to that right now. Can't throw out that one. We'll be fighting temps all winter. That's a guarantee, but that's nothing new for the MA. Though December might yield a light fluke, we're probably waiting for 1/15 or later imho.
  12. Wow! 12" in 1969. We had 5" that ended as zr just south of BWI. But it was great nonetheless. I remember it well. (at my age, remembering 57 years ago is easy....it's 57 minutes ago that's the problem )
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