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brooklynwx99

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  1. very good agreement on an anomalous, west-based -NAO, 50/50 ULL, and vort digging into the Rockies. if you're looking for a bigger storm, this is the timeframe to watch. makes sense, as retrograding Scandinavian blocks often lead to larger storms when they decay

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  2. 1 minute ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

    We may never see an ensemble output like this again, it’s time to start cashing in on Saturday night though.  Then here’s the pattern at hr 360 lol 

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    pretty stunning blocking signal around that time. vort digging into the Rockies, confluence in place, and a rotting west based block

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  3. Just now, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

    Right but it shows the downside and to be fair, last couple years arctic blocking has had a tendency to link up with the se ridge.

    Still cautiously optimistic…

    i get your point, but could you imagine the weenies thrown if the ensembles showed the TPV west and a ridge popping over the east and someone posted a loop of the D12-15 OP showing a cold pattern? they would get clowned

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  4. 42 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

    Good test to see if the -AO can dominate, there are anomalies in the mid-latitudes I don't really like, slight Pacific ridge east of PNA region, and south-based +NAO, although some of you will say that's not a +NAO. It does actually fall under the area (1 of 2) that is more likely to see a dominant anomaly, and there is a slight +temp signal in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast in that composite. This is why I think oncoming storms may trend warmer than snow.. is that right after a front passes? It seems to be a ridge/trough kind of pattern.   Give me a +PNA/-NAO over that any day. 

    excuse me, you said that's a +NAO? in what world is this a +NAO

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  5. 1 minute ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

    Ensembles absolutely lit up for next week, My god. What a stretch incoming. 

    trying not to be hyperbolic but it's insane. how is the mean that lit up with the block not even having decayed yet? that's when you usually get the big dog

  6. just so people understand how absurd modeling is getting for mid-late month, this is the GEPS through 300. insane amounts of snow

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    this is the pattern during that mean. the block is still strong over the Davis Strait. the largest storm from this pattern likely hasn't even occurred yet and NYC/BOS still have 18" on the mean. wild

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  7. just so people understand how absurd modeling is getting for mid-late month, this is the GEPS through 300. insane amounts of snow

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    this is the pattern during that snowfall mean. not after the block breaks down, which is when you'd probably get your largest storm. it's beyond lmao

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