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brooklynwx99

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  1. i do think a larger storm is possible after the 15th into early Jan if the -NAO holds on and heights rise out west a bit more with help from tropical forcing, but that's way out there
  2. who was calling for one? I don't think anybody has mentioned the risk for one... seems like light to mod events generally my point was that saying that a pattern isn't conducive for historic storms isn't really saying all that much. you can say that about most patterns. it's like saying most football players won't make it to the NFL. it's implied
  3. to be fair, most patterns are "hostile to KUs." they're rare and require some specific features
  4. i mean, I don't think it's deniable that the pattern looks conducive for at BN temps for most of the month. looks a lot better than it did last week with the GEFS falling flat on its face. then, we should see that pattern continue into mid-late month aside from maybe a brief warmup around the 13th or so snow is more difficult to predict, though. the northern mid-Atlantic should see chances through the month, especially after the 15th IMO you know Tony just regurgitates that stuff though lmao
  5. who are you even following? nobody reputable is calling for that
  6. lol, GEFS capitulating. much lower AO, -NAO signal strengthening too
  7. if a transient AK vortex does develop, it would be due to a strongly negative WPO… you’d be getting modified Siberian air, not a true Pacific onslaught sure, you’d modify eventually, but it wouldn’t be all that bad
  8. quite the trend with the AO… almost getting a -WPO/-NAO ridge bridge at this point. makes sense with the weak SPV
  9. i fucking hate the AIFS dude. it gets humped to no end and people rely on it too much sometimes analysis is just “well, the AIFS shows this, so…” and it’s the worst
  10. you know i’m not IMBY-ing, but i do think that the overall pattern favors less consolidation and an outcome more similar to the foreign guidance. it’s progressive
  11. it’s just way more consolidated with the vort as it moves through the Plains and Midwest
  12. even with said AK vortex (which seems suspect), it’s still cold with a -NAO popping up. this would still be serviceable for a while, and this seems like the worst case scenario through the 10th. EPS and GEPS are much colder with +PNA
  13. i like to use the GEPS as a bit of a tiebreaker in these instances… def more EPS-like like seeing that -NAO over the top, really helps out
  14. i’m fine with leaning a certain way based on certain reasoning. you’ll be wrong at that range sometimes, it is what it is the storm also hasn’t verified, though
  15. this just looks like twitter engagement bait. every MJO forecast has another wave propagating into 8… those plots just don’t go out far enough
  16. personally, given the pattern, i would find something suppressed and washed out more likely than something as amped as the GFS
  17. way more likely that the mid-week system is a POS than something amped and rainy IMO
  18. don't worry, if it's wrong, it'll tick 10 miles NW at a time for twenty runs in a row
  19. i like seeing the more consolidated trough along with the deeper press from the TPV into Maine on the 06z
  20. I agree that they don’t look as good… given the MJO progression, I feel like the EPS makes more sense. we’ll see
  21. Pacific jet is trending more equatorward towards mid-month, leading to a better wave break and more poleward ridging near AK… this makes sense given the MJO
  22. true. I think that Pacific trough is transient as the momentum from the poleward jet extension pushes into AK. then, as the MJO continues progressing, it wouldn't be surprising to see another equatorward extension... that period will become clearer over the next week or so I think we warm up for a week from like the 10-17th... what happens afterwards is more dubious
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