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brooklynwx99

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  1. i wouldn’t really worry about the 384 hr GEFS when the EPS and GEPS are so different. regardless, that ridge is still transient
  2. seems like there’s something coherent across all ensembles for the 7th. GEFS perked up the southern stream. some strong members in there
  3. southern stream is more amped. strong members in there
  4. seems like the GEFS just burped. EPS cranks the -NAO
  5. 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
  6. 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
  7. 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
  8. the 00z was the most aggressive yet, so that’s surprising
  9. surface cold air isn’t established before that system moves in… simple as that, really
  10. you’d be surprised… look at other sub forums and some of the recent posts in this thread
  11. can we get through the first ten days of the month before canceling the entire winter? jesus christ
  12. SSWs often drop the cold in Europe first. that’s nothing new. we’re getting a 50mb SPV lobe over us, though, so we should see strong blocking develop later in the month as well as colder air moving east. the last three SSWs that we had gave us significant blocking, and two of them were before prolific periods (March 2018 and Feb 2021) not sure why people are acting like this is a death knell. pessimism reigns supreme, I guess. we’re also going to ignore any snow chances during the first 10 days of the month as well?
  13. looking at NAM plots, it seems like any SSW activity may rapidly downwell and lead to blocking mid-month. there’s usually a lag as it downwells, but it seems pretty efficient here or it could just be wave breaking activity. either way, this SSW likely downwells at some point this month, and we can see significant blocking because of it
  14. if we get an anomalous block like that, the whole pattern evolution changes up
  15. i’m liking 1957-58 more and more… had a very warm December, especially in the northern Plains. 500mb pattern also putrid. had a SSW and a very blocky Feb as a result. this Nino also started off very east based and migrated west similar to this one
  16. yeah, something tells me that if we see a March 2023 or Dec 2022 type blocking this year with the STJ undercutting, it could be a pretty great time. the three last SSWs that occurred all featured significant blocking: Feb 2018, Jan 2021, and Feb 2023 all led to powerful -NAO blocks
  17. yes. the SPV lobe coming to our side of the globe is big I'm expecting a colder than average period through Jan 10, a moderation Jan 10-20, and then a potential significant blocking spell from late Jan into early Feb
  18. yeah it's the crappy antecedent airmass and the fact that the low tracks overhead, wouldn't think too much into it
  19. good shot at getting the SPV on our side of the globe, too. don’t see this as a scenario where all the cold goes over to Asia
  20. weenie stuff here, but god damn for early Feb. SPV gets wrecked and west based blocking is showing up
  21. those BN heights over the Atlantic are great. confluence and blocking signal
  22. they usually get the general idea correct, but the nuances can certainly get smoothed out. skill really increases inside day 7. it’s more about picking out different regimes at the week 1-2 range. for example, we’re going from a overwhelming Pacific trough to a AK ridge and +PNA
  23. let’s get through the more favorable window before looking at the next relaxation. the pattern relaxes, but it also shouldn’t be as bad as December was early Jan looks BN with split flow. we’ll see what occurs
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