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brooklynwx99

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  1. well, this is where we're at so far today. absolutely stellar looks from the GEFS and GEPS, and everything is moving forward in time
  2. it really is annoying, because the mid-Jan period was ripe with potential and just didn't deliver. had it done so, it completely would have changed the tenor of the winter and many would have been sitting with a significant event under their belts. but of course not
  3. the upcoming pattern would provide the chance for a torrid comeback from Feb 15 through early March... about as good of a chance as any. but I get that people are jaded. it's been tremendously frustrating
  4. I would say through the 10-15th. these patterns are usually quite stable once they form and are often broken by a bigger storm. Nino climo should take over during the second half of the month
  5. everything still looks on track for mid-month... MJO moving into favorable phases, equatorward Pacific jet extension will foster strong Aleutian low development, split flow, building -NAO via wave breaking in the N Atl. all ensembles are in really good agreement temporally and spatially i'd like to give it another week to get this into a better range, but it looks good
  6. everything still looks on track for mid-month... MJO moving into favorable phases, equatorward Pacific jet extension will foster strong Aleutian low development, split flow, building -NAO via wave breaking in the N Atl. all ensembles are in really good agreement temporally and spatially i'd like to give it another week to get this into a better range, but it looks good
  7. pretty rare to see this much confidence from phase diagrams like this. continues like this into March as well
  8. EPS agrees with other guidance, powerful Aleutian low, +PNA/-EPO, split flow, and developing -NAO
  9. GEFS certainly on board. love the split flow showing up on all ENS
  10. love seeing that massive Aleutian low crash southward and lead to split flow. really nice evolution that keeps presenting itself
  11. it wasn't lucky. the pattern before that storm was a classic KU preloading pattern
  12. the ICON isn't even that different from the GFS at the same lead time, it just retros the block a bit more and allows the TPV in to phase. razor thin margins
  13. thanks! I figure that there's enough people being debs, so I don't like to be one. unless absolutely necessary lmao
  14. Feb 2003 wasn’t blocky, though. this could resemble 09-10, just pushed back a couple weeks. Feb 1978 is also close
  15. with a STJ like that alongside blocking, you’re begging for it
  16. welp, we’re seeing it on the GEFS, GEPS and EPS now. just wanna give it another week but all of it tracks when looking at tropical forcing, the equatorward Pacific jet, SPV weakening earlier this month, and general Nino climo
  17. @psuhoffman i agree with your point on the lack of big storms from Feb 20-Mar 5 or so. it seems to be a lack of sample size… there’s no reason why it can’t happen in a cold, blocky pattern. maybe this is the year we set precedent
  18. textbook split flow that Aleutian low is just going to dive equatorward too
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