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brooklynwx99

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  1. i think people underestimate how much damage can be done in 3-4 weeks, as well
  2. i’m not one for dramatics, but if the weeklies have the right idea, someone is getting a MECS or HECS it is literally a recreation of Feb 1958/1978/2010
  3. weeklies are still loaded beyond belief. not a single tick back, either
  4. that’s what gets kicked out or retrogrades. it’s not gonna stay there
  5. i don’t think that the GFS solution is likely by any means, but it certainly is a possibility
  6. you can see all of the ULLs stretching across the ATL. this is how you get big wave breaking that leads to a -NAO. almost like the ATL is blocking itself up before the block even really forms
  7. yeah once you get to the 10th, that's when the trough opens up more into the ATL and heights rise over the WC and AK. that's when you have Arctic air to work with via cross polar flow
  8. are we even punting at this point for storm potential? let alone a torch
  9. I wanna give it another 5-7 days to see the whites of the better pattern's eyes, but I'm of the same impression for now
  10. this is so zonked lmao wild omega block. i do like seeing polar flow get established, though
  11. yup, just rots there. I mean, it would make sense verbatim given the omega block. there's nowhere for that impulse to go
  12. you’re getting very close to linking those two troughs as well… that’s when you pop your -NAO
  13. speaking for NYC specifically, there were three winters over 30” from 1970-2000. three!! there have been 13 winters over 30” since 2000. five in a row from 2013-2017 the whole “it doesn’t snow as much anymore” argument is BS. there’s just more variance, so when you strike out, you’re at a higher risk of a true dud rather than your standard blah winter
  14. all ensembles are in near lock step with both each other and the weeklies. only a few days from the promised land connecting the two troughs
  15. yes, the advertised pattern plays better for like HFD south. once into mid-Feb, everyone can get in on the action… NYC and MA are favored, but 2003 and 1983 got into BOS
  16. if that Canadian block is far enough north to let something underneath, yes
  17. the first week of Feb is officially interesting if that block gets far enough north and energy undercuts it
  18. i don’t think anyone is arguing that, but there’s no reason why that pattern wouldn’t occur. can you come up with an actual reason on modeling right now for that to go up in flames? an actual reason, not just “if everything single thing possible goes wrong, the rest of the winter will suck.” that doesn’t count
  19. bringing the absolutely stale, jaded taste of the NYC subforum to SNE. what a treat!
  20. no, it rolls over. the -NAO comes mid month after the trough gets booted out of the SW
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