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brooklynwx99

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  1. people are really just saying shit at this point. and using extended weekly control members to make proclamations about the pattern. wild times we live in
  2. pretty significant trend to increase blocking and a subsequent 50/50 ULL. this changes the entire synoptic setup and makes a colder coastal storm with legit confluence more likely. need to see the ensembles pick up on this
  3. that’s likely a transient pattern though. i wouldn’t expect that to stick around like that for more than a week as the Aleutian Low develops
  4. agreed, although the 7th is low probability it’s still worth the most focus
  5. the meat of your guy’s season (and really anyone south of NYC) is like Jan 20 through Feb 20. anything before that in a strong Nino is gravy. you guys can hit your averages in 48 hours different story if you’re in New England
  6. can we at least get to NYD before all of this? lmao
  7. theoretically, that cutter should force a block via wave breaking. that’s what we’re hoping for anyway. regardless, we’ll see a transition back to an Aleutian Low regime as the Pacific jet gets its act together
  8. idk. i think most people expected very little through the first week of Jan or so. the forecast myself and a colleague made for our company had a blowtorch December lmao
  9. looks like some more NS influence for the 7th. some phasing probably going on to get LPs that strong
  10. it literally is cold enough to snow on the 7th though. this is why your point is lost on some. it takes a week to recover from like a +5 month, and it is cold enough for the risk on the 7th
  11. wonder why we haven’t seen any posts about this, but we’ll use the GEFS to say that the planets might have to align for it to be cold enough to snow lmao
  12. i wouldn’t really worry about the 384 hr GEFS when the EPS and GEPS are so different. regardless, that ridge is still transient
  13. seems like there’s something coherent across all ensembles for the 7th. GEFS perked up the southern stream. some strong members in there
  14. southern stream is more amped. strong members in there
  15. seems like the GEFS just burped. EPS cranks the -NAO
  16. not bad at all. 50/50-ish feature from the departing 1/3-4 LP, nice southern stream vort, PV in Canada, brief ridge over the southwest, and blocking over the top. looks more like the EPS and GEPS at this point, but there are differences in how they handle the TPV, which is expected at this range. either way, this looks like our first legit threat
  17. overall synoptics aren't bad... BN heights over the 50/50 region, nice southern stream vort, blocking over the top, weak SW US ridge spike, and it's cold enough for snow pretty much everywhere as long as you're north of any LP that develops
  18. if you're going to post the GEPS when it shows a 48 hour long transient ridge in the east, might as well post it 48 hours later when the trough slips under the block
  19. the 00z was the most aggressive yet, so that’s surprising
  20. surface cold air isn’t established before that system moves in… simple as that, really
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