Yea agree - though the weenie in me was always hoping for a dramatic SE correction but prob not in the cards. What is certainly not set in stone is how much of a front end thump we get.
Still need a pretty decent SE shift to get to a mostly snow event down to the coast but def an improvement over yesterday. Do you think this SE trend will continue or do you think that the active MJO will prevent that?
Certainly not the time to throw in the towel but you would want to see Euro/EPS and GEFS actually making some incremental improvements by Thursday. 100+ mile model errors not as likely as we approach the end of the work week.
I know it’s certainly not unprecedented to get snow in mid November but I’ve gotta day, I just can’t believe we are already tracking a potential. Assumed a backloaded winter this year.
I am quite sure it’s been far cloudier than average this month. Some stat I saw showing a cloudy day 70% of time when observed at noon for the month thus far. Normal was around 25% I believe.