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Go Kart Mozart

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  1. Hadley cell, Hadley cell, Hadley cell, Hadley cell, Hadley cell.....
  2. The link below from the Aussies has a good database of historical MJO values. It appears that we do poorly when in a lousy state like high 4/5 etc., but many epic stretches have occurred when we are dicking around the COD...for instance February 2015. http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/mjo/ Edit: February 94 was high 4/5
  3. There is a cluster heading toward a high 7, let's see if that grouping grows over the next few days. Otherwise, we take our chances with the COD.
  4. Just curious..what was February 1913 like?
  5. I thought the most noteworthy improvement was with the western ridge.
  6. Euro hinting at an MJO journey towards lucky seven in the last week of January.
  7. Looks good for those of us east of the reservoir.
  8. It's gonna be tough with the MJO progged to go into a high 4/5. Maybe things improve towards the last week in January. Was it 2007 or 2008 when we went from a mild January to a very cold and sleet-filled February?
  9. If this has a clue, maybe we wheel around to a robust 7 towards the end of the month.
  10. I have a hunch you will proclaim few changes from your seasonal forecast...except maybe less perturbation of the polar strat.
  11. That band running from Watertown NY to New London does not seem to be concentric with the storm. I think it's a very long Norlun. Lookout for some weird ****e tonight.
  12. That's almost looking norlunesque over eastern and central CT
  13. Any reports from posters under the very narrow band from about East Hartford to Madison? That thing has been stuck for a while.
  14. It looks like the Sandwich to Falmouth area of the Cape starting to get pounded.
  15. The sucker hole might end up being a local jackpot zone when these bands merge.
  16. We got about 5" in that band. I hope it sticks around longer over you.
  17. Insane rates down here. There will be an interesting collision of the bands somewhere over eastern or central CT.
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