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It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
It makes it all problematic. It does impose certain challenges to attribution when cycles, vs changing the wholesale planetary system, ...obscure one another. -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Wait a minute ... I'm lost I guess. Forky made a comment about the West Pacific warm ocean muting the MJO's mechanics. He may have been a bit brutish with his assessment that there will never be a winter ever again - personally... y'all too sensitive to tongue-in-cheekisms. Least, that's what I took that as. Sardonic/droll humor. Something is fucking up winters. That's in the data. Not only that, there is long list of papers published over this last decade, discussing the empirically demoed alterations in the global circulation patterns. These are damning data and logically derived papers - We should stop stomping on everyone and accusing them of troll because their voice implicates and/or posits causalities and consequences. I'm not defending Forky here ...I'm just not seeing that what he said is really that bad. MJO's haven't been coupling as well to the hemispheres, nor have ENSOs ... -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
OH right ... I remember you guys were coming at that from the perspective of cold loading/availability. Yeah, I was just going with a system - heh...figure we need that first or the rest of it's irrelevant. As it were, the cold sort of got better as we neared. You know, while on the subject, I noticed that on the day itself, it seemed the cold relaxed a little? -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
I don't have a problem with putting the posit forth ... I've opined already re the apparent uncoupled ENSO times. It's intuitive to at least ask the question - -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Folks may think your just trolling and ... I don't know, maybe that is your intent. Either way, this may be entirely true wrt the MJO ... -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Here comes my mercurial post of the day - despite all protestations re the pattern and what can happen and all that... that is highly compartmentalized and an effort to remain unbiased behind making those reports. personally? this winter and all of it going forward from here on out can go f itself. I wish it would not only heat burst, but stay there. But, since my personal druthers and hopes and dreams seldom couple up with reality, there's no sense pining about what cannot be prevented. Such that one last +PNA surge on the heels of a -EPO cold dump, together with a trough amplitude in the ens for those days ... still needs to be analyzed fairly. -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Mm, not sure I entirely agree (bold) ...the PNA was in +delta in the days leading. That said, partially agree in that what occurred didn't really appear to be tied very well to planetary scaled ( R-wave) forcing. It was sort of a sub-indexer. Be that as it may, it did propagate through a back-ground +d(PNA) so all else being equal it was more favored than not. Unless I think maybe you mean a very obvious physically/realized pattern featuring? ... Yeah, wasn't a canonical west ridge east trough flexing going on ... but, a lot of the 'forcing' comes from the non-linear/2ndary wave function. The PNA moving in the positive direction is analogous to the non-linear presence (i.e., it cannot always be readily observed ) I'm sure all this means a great deal to everyone reading it LOL -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
I know.. I added this to clear up, "You see ... I'm not talking about you ...me or whomever getting angry and losing it. I mean everyone gets pissed off - it's human. I was referring to the pre-calculating, 'set the coffee down' in preparation like a box of kleenex and lotion types. The internet also attracts those seekers - " those that actually accrue their joy from it. -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Sounds 'bout right (bold) ... I'm not a sociologist ( first and foremost) but ... I do enjoy attempting trenchant observations of social group idiosyncratic BS ... catching it in the act makes it! haha. But even individual behaviors... I don't have a psycho babble degree, but I do have long years of experience suffering by the vicissitudes of humanity. I'm always suspecting x-a-omega ...then reading about it later and finding out that my personal posit was essentially correct, posits that are drawn from experience..etc. I like to drill down into the "reason for the impulse" to begin with though - that origin is what really defines the real assholes. You see ... I'm not talking about you ...me or whomever getting angry and losing it. I mean everyone gets pissed off - it's human. I was referring to the precalculating 'set the coffee down' in preparation like a box of kleenex and lotion types. The internet also attracts those seekers - -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
haha...I like it... "Web-rage" -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
NYers would probably be dreaming of the recent ICONic solutions ... persistent 4" snow burst implicated by the latter weekend thing. -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Yeah well... perhaps some cynical overtones to the following, but any engagement with the hoi polloi ... good luck. The internet comes along with a downside ... It requires some sort of formal disciplined sociological research, but the anonymity provides negative re-enforcement of behavior ... even attracting those that have twisted their socialization to the point where that's really how they prefer, or feel most comfortable, interacting with others. It is what it is. -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Just adding to your philosophy ... anyone that opposes anything in reality ( really), is not "right" if/when they do not provide logic to support their basis - which seldom happens. That's a red flag - insufficient corroborative evidence to frame lucidity. If/when they are providing proofs that at minimum ...withstand basic arithmetic of clad meteorological concepts and application, others would be more accepting of their position. Somewhere in the pessimists of this red flag ilk, there may be a semblance of persistence based reasoning - but it's a default that fails if that's the case. We just had two 10-15" snow events: Jan 7 ... Feb 13. Collectively, those of fair/objective outlook correctly ferreted those events out of the various guidance and techniques therein. I don't recall any other storms this year that failed as badly as the pessimists failed to correctly claim they would not happen. The score is 2-0. ... So they are not righteous, out of box. It's obvious that they have some spectrum related problem relating to other's and group modes of thinking- and this unfortunatley provides them some sandbox within which they can constantly experiment with their own dysfunctionality. Simply stop engaging with the red-flaggers. You don't even have to set them on ignore. Just do that anyway... problem solved. You'll know when you are encountering worth-while con, or pro... either way. That's what you engage with. I realize there are some post adolescence maturation types in here... but a lot of this garbage back and forth is coming from middle age and elder users that seem to have trouble with this. -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
By the way ... I agreed with you yesterday ( whether you were just being snarky or not -) re the tail end of the month. To preface that potential ( on the warm side ), we live now in an era where the planet has proven, time and time again over recent decade(s) that it is "spring loaded" so to speak. Any reasons for a region's temperature anomalies to become positive, they do so tending to exceed both leading modeling indicators ( synergistic heat burst phenomenon ), and/or no problem above climate (relative to season) just in general. This could fade ... but it might not: A positive +EPO --> toward a -PNA ( which sets in as whatever on the 24th is heeling out of the continent), in tandem after the 24th, that would appear to be in the least excuse imagined opportunity for exceeding. I will note... some 4 or 5 of the Feb and Mars going back over the last decade.5 have hosted an absurdly warm occurrence. Day time temperatures some 25 to even 35 above normal. Objective acceptance of all factors above, I don't have a problem with attempting an early guess at warm anomalies over the eastern continent from ~28th - the first week of March. Furthermore, if one is looking for a table-set pattern for igniting a synergistic heat burst ( absurdness ), present longer range telecon projections, which show up nicely in the ens spatial layouts, too ... Well, one can fight these queues if they want. But I choose not to be a f'ing idiot biased nimrod manic user of modeling dope, because I've created some sort of escapism in this chart surfing web realm, where such reality offends my construction. Lol There are two aspects ( to me ) that are notable about the next 3 weeks. -- Whether an important system continues to emerge ooa the 24th -- Whether a daisy pusher warm up sets in thereafter, and whether this might even prelude a "warm burst" -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Very early of course so taken with the usual caveat emptor - This is an unusually clear suggestion from 10 days in advance. Also, looping this (leading to -), it's interesting to see the entire ens mean actually performing a Miller B behavior with such coherency. Whether that comes by way of subsume mechanics, or just a regular Colorado low type transit ..etc, we have a lots of time for that to emerge. -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
A week in advance we started a thread for a storm potential, and the storm occurred. Don’t conflate poor modeling performance after the fact. I understand yours and other peoples frustration, but the models jerking people around has nothing to do with what actually took place. And what took place was ferreted out using long lead techniques; turned out to be correct enough. I wouldn’t read too much into the 24th anyway… We’re not starting a thread here just mentioning it. Think of it as meteorologist at the water cooler. No skin if it doesn’t materialize. -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Really close to going ker boom! ...Heights over Miami and adjacency below 580 dm, with pre ambient wind field < 50 kts, while heights are rising west of 100 W no less ... All we need is for that latter aspect to kick just a bit more and this thing's digging for Hades and bringin' the apoclypse back with it. This quickly would become the season definer - -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Well ...the immediate and obvious answer is a variant -PNA. But you mean it shouldn't be happening in general I suspect ? Mm... I've frankly become more and more convinced we haven't truly/fully coupled any of these ENSO events to the hemisphere ... going back some 15 years of them. Too many non-correlating field/hemispheric modes - -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
pretty much. -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
OH, wow ... I did not see the GGEM did that - yeah...that may not be just noise. NOT per se, mind you, but in principle - me likely. I reserve the right to stop liking ... but as we set right now, it's like seeing the first sign of legs in mid first trimester checkup. -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Brooklyn' and Will and I were bouncing ideas back and forth last week ... we'd targeted 20th and 24th back whence. But back then, even the 20th was out side said coherence horizon - (expression I invented that just means the average range in which signals tend to take better form...). The 24th was 'analytic imagination' on where things would go... which believe it or not does have some non-zero value provided it isn't too Georgian in construct ( lol ) The GEFs have a really impressive 500 mb evolution, showing that the 20th actually sets up the 23rd/24th.. .There is an ephemeral trough deepening between HA and California around the 20th ... that can preceded/transmit a trough signal to West Va-ish ..the original 20th notion, but, it actually take a day and half to complete the transitive wave space forcing.. Thus, blah blah-blah blah popsicle headache later, said deepening results over the eastern continent, and is pretty nicely illustrated in the GEFs mean. You can even get a semblance of a negative mid tropospheric well lifting up along the eastern seaboard; from this range that vagueness is important because if/when fits the Date Line to west coast argument, which it does. I like the notions also put forth by the MJO desk yesterday, too - that can add some idea to the correction in the 12z to elevate the PNA, as being something that may be emerging and will positively feed back on this... interesting -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Which by the way, after these critters move past later this week the 23/24th is now just emerging through the long range "coherency horizon" -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Doesn't look very spring-like through the the 25th anyway - We'll see afterwards, but it is possible we'll see the hemisphere correct more +PNA as we near. As of recent telecon projections from all three sources, the PNA sags and go negative 25th + however ... as the MJO folk pointed out, there could be corrections in the making, "... there is some question as to whether this weakening is reflective of a disorganizing MJO or the removal of the 120-day mean which is strongly skewing the MJO signal to the right in RMM space. Upper-level velocity potential anomaly forecasts suggest the latter, which depict more coherent MJO moving forward...." "Western Hemisphere MJO events during late winter typically favor the development of anomalous mid-level troughing and colder than normal temperatures across many parts of central and eastern CONUS." There has been tepid success in coupling the MJO to large circulation manifolds... but, the latter season Nino climatology favors the left side of the RMM. It's some speculation, but if the wave is actually going to be stronger around the side ...that may begin/assist in modulating. We might be seeing that in the ens spatial layouts already - at least in the GEFs. There's a lowering hgt retrograde on this 12z mean back N of HA along the 35th/40th -
It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
Typhoon Tip replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Yeah it's going for that NJ model low idea ... perhaps biased slightly N of typical. It's when a flat wave/wind max at mid levels crosses over the native instability along that part of the M/A coast - it helps is there some identifiable baroclinicity in the region when that takes place. The result is fast moving quick developer. They can sometimes evolve into major events if they are rigorous enough, but usually they're limited to moderate but headline-able snow amts. 6" -ish ...maybe 8. That's what that looks like. That model had that idea on the 12z yesterday. Weakened/too late on the 18z ... But then it comes back even more impressive looking on the 00z. Back to weak and too late on the 06z. Seems there's a data sampling constraint going on there. Not sure how the ICON's grid is populated - they may not "pay for" the full suite. We have to remember, Euro and GFS ...these models purchase their sounding data from foreign sources - or they used to. Maybe Brian or someone would know if that is still the case or if they've created some other coop program ...etc. But as far as the ICON's last 24 hours of runs, the old 12 on 18 off 00z on 06z off strikes me as the old days of data compliment shadowing. Why am spending so much time on this model ... -
I dunno ... I think this qualifies pretty clearly as a 'saved by the bell' event. Look, every storm is going to shirk some zones. That's just the way it is. I remember back to some whopper storms of lore that shadowed CT. This time they fared better while the typical FIT Ma takes one for the team - so to speak. It's life. I'm really vastly more fascinated by the the crazy very late/short range wholesale model failure. It's actually encouraging in some respects, because that means there's still Dec 23 1997, or a Dec 9 2005 possible going the other way. - although I do think there's a bit of a weird model cinema reliance for mood control thing that's evolved over the years, which ironically ... that's tantamount to using an uncontrollable vector as a mood management control - hence the . That shouldn't be, but it is what it is.