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  1. Last several runs of the GEFS want to really keep the pressure on the PV in the lr....Models are in more of an agreement with a mjo cycle 7-8-1 in early Dec that has some decent amplitude.  Snow pack to grow from the plains/MW to SE Can and New England over the next 2 weeks.  Things are shaping up.....(not a news flash, I know)

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  2. I like it @C.A.P.E..  As the season shows it's hand I think you can give more weight to the panels that show what our background state looks like.  Aleutian low, +PNA/-EPO and hedging toward a -AO.  Not that the panels showing something different are wrong but even with the muted depiction you can still see the "background state" in there.  This run is a win imo.... 

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  3. 1 hour ago, WVclimo said:

    Third day of snow cover here.  Really unusual for mid-November.

    Same here...south facing hills are bare but everywhere else is pretty much 1-2".  Im sure today will probably wipe most of it out but I know out your way had an addition 1-2".... Impressive. 

     

  4. 20 minutes ago, BristowWx said:

    I am getting spoiled by this season.  Snow before thanksgiving then cold on the actual day.  I need to get my latitude in check.  

    yeah man...getting spoiled myself.  I find myself getting bummed that we dont have something to track...but it's freaking Nov still!  Reality will slowly creep back in...

  5. 15 minutes ago, showmethesnow said:

    18Z is getting a little more aggressive on our Tues system up around the PA line. One member even gets a decent swath through the metros.

    As far as the extended? It's still rockin. 

    If you loop the 18z gfs op run I count 5 different closed lows traversing the country east of the rockies.....2 of which take a pass directly overhead.  We just had a nice ull produce our early season snowstorm.  I wonder if this theme will continue deeper into the season?

  6. 19 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

    The mjo cycling the cold phases repeatedly is one of the best signs imo. Keep it cycling like that all winter and it would be hard to fail. 

    Agreed.  Obviously nothing is etched in stone but the upcoming pattern I think at the very least shows this winter will host periods of a favorable Atl.  Combine that with a fairly steady background state of the MJO rotating through favorable phases and it really gives hope for a great winter.  

  7. Soi is certainly taking a dip finally....

    MJO on most models wants to head for the COD and reemerge in 7/8 and look poised to take the tour as we head toward the first 2 weeks of Dec. Below is the NCEP forecast....probably a little too robust but gives and idea of where we are likely heading.  The deep dip in the soi and this mjo forecast does give credence to the idea of a decent Pac pattern as we roll forward into Dec.

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  8. I agree that it is most likely we see a rain storm during that timeframe.  As @showmethesnow said....hopefully this will be the storm that can set the stage...leaving some cold air to work with in it's wake.

    Along with the GEFS and EPS signaling a coastal in the D12-14 range we also now have the GFS and FV3 ops showing some decent looks as well at 06z.  The EPS control run last night had beaut....

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  9. 4 minutes ago, WVclimo said:

    Bands of freezing rain moving through has caked everything in a glaze of ice.  Snow pack really firming up.  Now 30 degrees.

    The snow portion of the storm dropped 0.75" liquid here, so right about 10:1.

    2.5 degrees warmer here....only dripping from the trees with no ice accum.  Amazing sometimes the difference in such a short distance...as a crow flies.

  10. 8 minutes ago, mattie g said:

    I was thinking the same. I love seeing those feathery returns light up just to the south. It all looks to be over, the That all fills in as the ULL catches up and the radar lights up like a Christmas tree.

    A day of steady heavy snow turns into periods of light snow with intervals of 1/4 mile vis increasing in coverage as the night wears on....additional 4-8 on top of the 8-12 that fell today.  Atmospheric memory and stuff....

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  11. 29 minutes ago, C.A.P.E. said:

    Too lazy (and a tad drunk) to do a detailed analysis, but the new edition of the EPS weeklies look pretty sweet. Here is a sample.

     

    Yes sir...that's more like it! A very quick relax mid Dec but then right back into what is hopefully our default pattern..

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