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brooklynwx99

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  1. looks like the ridge tries to pump around the 20th (hence the potential storm), ridge rolls over and warms us up into Christmas (naturally), and then we see the trough retrogression towards the Aleutians into NYE. that's how I'm looking at it, anyway
  2. i wouldn't be so confident in an inland tracking low. is it favored, yes, but the ridge axis is over MT
  3. wouldn't be shocking to see a storm pop up around the solstice as the PNA rises and ridging builds into AK. would favor the interior but it's something to watch
  4. wouldn't be shocking to see a storm pop up around the solstice as the PNA rises and ridging builds into AK. would favor the interior but it's something to watch
  5. Dec 2022 also got screwed by a TPV lobe phasing with a vicious shortwave over the Rockies. that thing escapes and dives south and you get a blizzard we have gotten no breaks whatsoever. unfortunately, luck plays a large part in snowfall and we can't really quantify that. it's going to be that way unless we become infinitely precise, which will never happen
  6. yeah same. looks like we're seeing the jet retract a few days before the holidays, should allow the heights over AK to recover. jet is a bit more equatorward the second time around, which helps
  7. doesn't seem like much has really changed with regards to the Pacific trough retrogression. going to be lots of whining in the meantime, though lmao
  8. this is the kind of titillating AmWx analysis i yearn for each and every day
  9. EPS and GEPS also shifted the Pacific trough south and west! not just the GEFS being underdispersive
  10. EPS is also shifting the Pacific trough equatorward so it doesn’t seem like the GEFS solely being underdispersive
  11. really nice trend towards a taller AK ridge. went from a +EPO to -EPO in one model cycle
  12. really nice trend towards a taller AK ridge. went from a +EPO to -EPO in one model cycle
  13. really nice trend towards a taller AK ridge. went from a +EPO to -EPO in one model cycle
  14. also, and this may the case for some others, but I don't really feel the need to post about warm periods, because 1) they're horribly boring and 2) the same people will breathlessly post about them. why bother. so yes, it makes it seem like I have more of a cold bias than I actually do it'll get quite warm for the next two weeks, but I don't really care to give it much more thought than that (at least when posting) because 98% of people couldn't care less and it's a bummer
  15. this has been my viewpoint on this winter pretty much the whole time. the 2013-14 stuff is cool and all but I have thought 21-22 would do a better job with the general flavor of the year could have done better last year, but I made an educated guess based on atmospheric variables and it failed. it happens. better to take a stand and learn from it than to be wishy washy like you see all the time nowadays
  16. thanks for your concerns about my track record. my timbers have been shivered
  17. “flooded with Pacific air for weeks” is a bit dramatic, no? also i thought Webb was an idiot lmao
  18. nah, Dec 2013 actually started and ended warm
  19. @snowman19 seems like you don’t think the trough will retrograde? if this truly is acting like a Niña we should see the jet relax and the trough will retrograde as a result
  20. that trough is going to retrograde and likely pop a nice +PNA. it’s transient
  21. that Aleutian trough likely retrogrades and pops a nice +PNA. pretty Nino-like
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