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brooklynwx99

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  1. the stratospheric impacts are likely going to lead to more stable blocking, IMO. it's all part of a bigger picture
  2. this retrograding and decaying Scandi block along with the elongated TPV is often a precursor to some of our larger storms, historically. there are risks before this occurs, mainly around the 8th and 12th, but there's certainly a window for a more prototypical coastal storm between the 18-23rd
  3. this retrograding and decaying Scandi block along with the elongated TPV is often a precursor to some of our larger storms, historically. there are risks before this occurs, mainly around the 8th and 12th, but there's certainly a window for a more prototypical coastal storm between the 18-23rd
  4. this is also just ridiculous
  5. nothing is ever permanent in weather. always roll my eyes when i see stuff like that
  6. the 6th and 8th look like potential front end thumps. i doubt they’re all snow or anything like that but some here sneezing at the potential for 2-4” to mix to rain is laughable given how lame the last few years have been after the 10th things really open up. it’s also, you know, snowing this evening
  7. cold and active. love to see it
  8. yeah, the March 2018 comparisons are growing more and more legit. again, not quite as anomalous but the similarities are pretty glaring
  9. it's funny, March 2018 would have been hyperbolic but that's literally almost as anomalous and has the same general progression
  10. EPS has a 3 sigma block right over the pole. ridiculous
  11. absolutely obscene EPS run. 3 sigma block right over the pole
  12. yup, looks like the EPS now
  13. this is why I don't like using indices. when looking at the 500mb there's a pretty obvious -NAO on the GEFS
  14. yeah the EPS is... favorable. lmao tons of blocking, well AN precip, and cold
  15. best EPS run i've seen since Feb 2021. ridiculous mean
  16. the pattern did occur. just benefited south of the Mason-Dixon line the most. it happens
  17. EPS has the retrograding block. 2 sigma ridge over the pole
  18. obviously not calling for anything that strong, but this does have similarities to March 2018. can't act like it doesn't. same -PNA to N ATL wavebreak that allows for a retrograde of the Scandi ridge into Greenland. combine that with a MJO pass through the Maritime Continent and a significant stratospheric disruption
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