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brooklynwx99

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  1. good. gets there sooner when the confluence is better established
  2. GFS is very nice. better confluent flow in SE Canada leads to a stronger HP. vort is more organized
  3. the GEPS is pretty close. the GEFS might take a while. its progressive bias likely hurts it given that the -NAO is formed due to a wave breaking event
  4. polar opposite of last December's block. the Pacific is a lot more favorable. thanks El Nino!
  5. given that the GEFS has a pretty large progressive bias and that the -NAO is formed due to wave breaking, I would be more inclined to believe the EPS and GEPS
  6. can you even draw it up better? huge WB -NAO, -EPO, elongated TPV over SE Canada and mean trough over the Lakes
  7. the trough also rolls over and slips under the block. it's not a true -PNA... and there is also a -EPO that provides Arctic air. really exciting look here
  8. don't worry, it gets there. bombs away with this look
  9. once that thing decays or relaxes, though... that's where the big dog pops, theoretically
  10. i think when you have a -NAO like that, you just need the -EPO, PNA can be neutral to slightly negative a +PNA doesn't show up on the mean generally in those KU type patterns. it's just transient as the storms develop
  11. i'm not even exaggerating lmao that is just a crazy WB -NAO signal
  12. i would be remiss to not mention this. this is a legit KU level block. 3 sigma at 12 days out is insane
  13. KU level block. 3 sigma at 12 days out is insane
  14. i would be remiss to not mention this. this is a legit KU level block. 3 sigma at 12 days out is insane
  15. looks like the OP was on the tucked side
  16. if I had to choose, I would probably be more worried about a CMC type solution more than anything, but a lot of options are still on the table. not worth really freaking out over at this range
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