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brooklynwx99

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  1. they have to take the thing out back and shoot it. it has no idea how to handle the Pacific right now total flip flop each run for the last two model cycles
  2. yeah if the block retrogrades to Nova Scotia I'm handing my degree back in. i have never seen anything like that actually happen
  3. god i hate this forum sometimes lmao
  4. yeah, that's why you actually want a -PNA... you get really robust shortwaves crashing onto the WC that get trapped under the block, and the ridging near AK drives northern stream shortwaves southward to phase it's such a good pattern
  5. ha, you're talking about weenie tags but all of this makes meteorological sense, and I agree with all of it the two main windows I'm watching now are indeed the 12-14th and the period between the 17th and 23rd or so. the big dog would be when the block decays the week of the 19th most likely
  6. here are some of the actual plots, by the way. really cool stuff source: https://www.severe-weather.eu/global-weather/cold-anomaly-stratosphere-polar-vortex-volcanic-cooling-winter-influence-fa/
  7. yeah, it's been shown that episodes of SH strat cooling correlate to a -NAO and a weaker NH SPV. I think a reload in early Jan is certainly in the cards given that
  8. i know. shittiest pattern i've seen in quite some time
  9. really nice to see the GEFS make continuous improvements over the Pacific for the last model cycle this is part of the reason why I think the EPS is handling this pattern better, as it’s been way more consistent over the WC and AK
  10. really nice to see the GEFS make continuous improvements over the Pacific for the last model cycle this is part of the reason why I think the EPS is handling this pattern better, as it’s been way more consistent over the WC and AK
  11. really nice to see the GEFS make continuous improvements over the Pacific for the last model cycle this is part of the reason why I think the EPS is handling this pattern better, as it’s been way more consistent over the WC and AK
  12. this is the EPS compared to the pattern 7 days before 18"+ snowstorms in NYC, which includes storms like 1996, 2016, and BDB you guys can make of this what you will
  13. I agree that the block will initially shred some stuff as it strengthens... but the window really opens up for a major event as it decays the pattern evolution for 18"+ events for NYC, as well as parts of SNE by extension, shows this quite well: if the pattern depicted by the EPS / GEPS is correct, which I believe it is to a large extent, then our window for a major storm would be in the Dec 15-25 timeframe as the block matures and decays over central Canada
  14. yeah it was one of the top analogs for my coworker and I when crafting the winter outlook. PDO and MEI are great matches too
  15. right? they're kind of uncanny sometimes I find it hard to make comparisons to periods like that because it can come off as alarmist or pure hype, but I really do think that this pattern could hold really high end potential. just wanna wait like another 5 days or so to get more agreement near AK... the GEFS is so different compared to the EPS/GEPS
  16. i understand that some of you guys are skeptical about December snow, and rightfully so, but this is basically a perfect pattern for a large snowfall event a 300+ meter anomaly over the Davis Strait on a 5 day mean is the stuff of dreams
  17. soak it in, this is about as weenie as it gets a 300+ anomaly on a 5 day mean at that range is bonkers
  18. yup. my point exactly. the 12z GEFS looks niiiiiiiice too
  19. the OP runs are going to struggle mightily in a pattern with lots of blocking and amplification. something like the 12z GFS isn't impossible, obviously, but a strong, west-based -NAO leads to a trough in the east much of the time, like what the 00z EPS has it's the same kind of thing as thinking we're going to see a -NAO and a favorable pattern coming based on one or two OP runs when there's a vortex over AK and the SPV is super strong. the general waveguide in the NH does favor a good pattern, we just have to see if we can weed out some of the more unlikely, unfavorable solutions over the coming week or so or our luck could be atrocious and we get last December all over again. we'll see! i really doubt it though
  20. also, betting on something like that happening as opposed to the 06z GFS solution is like praying for a 2014-15 type pattern when the pattern is primed for a +EPO here, the pattern progression most likely leads to a strong -NAO and trough in the east. other solutions are possible, but something like the 00z EPS is probably the most favored
  21. here is the run-to-run change from the 06z to 12z GFS OP. OP models always struggle at range, but they're going to struggle even more with a blocked up pattern with tons of amplification gotta use the ensembles, and they still look good
  22. pretty classic look here with the Rockies ridging appearing as the block attenuates. this is where the window for a major storm opens
  23. the ridging over the Rockies popping up as the block attenuates is classic. this is where the potential really cranks up
  24. haha none taken! i’ve just seen some people doubting how good that pattern can be for whatever reason. it’s an amazing look and we want to see it continue to move forward in time
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