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End of February/ Early March Discussion Thread 2015


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I will not post the Euro day 11 -15 Euro ensembles as the one I get are from a pay site , I will only tell you , they could not look better .

 

-EPO

-AO

-NAO

+PNA

 

The heights are connected across the pole with the trough STUCK underneath in the east  . Whatever comes out of the N branch during the 20th  - 31st time frame will cut off and as JB say will use the warm air from the South to deepen .

 

We are not done .

 

This may be one of the strongest MJO transits from 7-8 that we have seen for March in a while.

So that matches the composites well with heights finally building across to Greenland. I will

give the weeklies points for at least getting the -EPO/+PNA and Eastern trough idea correct back

in February .Old man winter continues to hit the steroids this year.

 

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This may be one of the strongest MJO transits from 7-8 that we have seen in March in a while.

So that matches the composites well with heights finally building across to Greenland. I will

give the weeklies points for at least getting the -EPO/+PNA and Eastern trough idea correct back

in February .Old man winter continues to hit the steroids this year.

 

attachicon.gifECMF_phase_MANOM_51m_small.gif

^     Look at that amplitude . Yikes .

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I know. We have to research some amplitude records since that looks like a contender at least for March.

Amazing how every warm up has been muted that was seen in the LR .  We probably see 5 days of Normal and just reverse again .

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The Gfs just looks crazy but not in a crazy impossible kind of way.

Can you imagine if the low ends up further south and colder air bleeds in with that much moisture. The trend thus far has been further south so it's plausible especially with those massive highs surrounding us.

Current GFS still shows close to a foot NYC

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Amazing how every warm up has been muted that was seen in the LR .  We probably see 5 days of Normal and just reverse again .

 

 

I don't have access to those records hut I will tell you in classes that type of amplitude was definately pushing it on the high side.

 

 

It looks like this would be the strongest March MJO amplitude in phase 7 before going into 8 since 1997.

 

 

 

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The AO also just made an extreme move today. It just reached a very anomalous +5 reading

that may be the highest since 1993. I have to check the numbers to confirm this.

But a very steep drop is forecast as the models build the ridging across toward Greenland.

 

1993 1 14 5.245
1993 1 15 5.100

 

 

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How about today's AO it looks even greater than the 1993 stats. Amazing to go from a record breaking -AO to possibly a record breaking +AO in such a short amount of time.

 

Yeah, this is an extreme swing for March only two years after going below -5 in 2013.

 

Today was one of the most positive AO daily readings on record since 1950.

This looks very close to the record pending the CPC final numbers.

 

1989 1 14 5.582

1993 1 14 5.245

 

http://ftp.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/cwlinks/norm.daily.ao.index.b500101.current.ascii

 

2013 3 19 -5.193

2013 3 20 -5.688

2013 3 21 -5.399

2013 3 22 -5.240

 

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One of the greatest AO plunges into negative territory that you are going to see from such a high level.

 

attachicon.gifao.sprd2.gif

+5 SD AO spikes followed by and 8 SD move to the downside , with a plus + 5 SD MJO phase 7 MJO pulse and multiple 20 +point SOI drops .

WARNING WARNING ........ 

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The GFS ensemble forecast for the AO is showing a drop rivaling or perhaps even surpassing that which took place in March 1956 (6.136 standard deviations between 3/2/1956 and 3/26/1956). Below is the ensemble forecast for the AO and also a comparison of 1956 with 2015 (the broken line would be the path 2015 would take if it were identical to what occurred in 1956 to better illustrate the magnitude of the drop being shown on the ensembles).

 

AO03092015.jpg

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+5 SD AO spikes followed by and 8 SD move to the downside , with a plus + 5 SD MJO phase 7 MJO pulse and multiple 20 +point SOI drops .

WARNING WARNING ........ 

 

We can also add the PDO to the extreme list with February marking the third consecutive record breaking high  month.

 

http://research.jisao.washington.edu/pdo/PDO.latest

 

2014** 0.30 0.38 0.97 1.13 1.80 0.82 0.70 0.67 1.08 1.49 1.72 2.51

2015** 2.45 2.30 

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Thru the first two weeks (3/14)

 

NYC: -2.8

EWR: -4.0

LGA: -2.9

JFK:  -3.6

PHL: -4.3

 

 

 

NYC last 20 March's temp dep (snowfall) and subsequent April

 

March /  April

1995: +2.4 (trace)     /     -1.1 (trace)

1996: -3.5 (13.2)      /  -0.8 (0.7)

1997: -0.6  (1.7)       / -1.3 (Trace)

1998: +2.9 (5.0)       / +1.0 (0.0)

1999:  +0.1  (4.5)     /  +0.5 (0.0)

2000:  +4.7  (0.4)     /  -2.0  (1.2)

2001: -2.8 (3.8 )      /   +0.9 (0.0)

2002: +1.7 (Trace)   / +3.1 (Trace)

2003: +0.6 (3.5)       /  -3.2  (4.1)

2004: +1.1 (4.8 )        /  +0.6 (0.0)

2005: -3.1 (6.9)         /    +2.1  (0.0)

2006: +0.6 (1.3)        /  +2.7  (0.1)

2007: -0.2 (6.01)       /  -2.7  (Trace)

2008: +0.2 (Trace)    /   +2.0 (0.0)

2009: +0.0 (8.3)        /  +1.5  (Trace)

2010: +5.7 (Trace)   /  +4.9  (Trace)

2011: -0.1 (1.0)        /  +1.3  (Trace)

2012: +8.5 (0.0)      /   +1.8 (0.0)

2013: -2.3 (7.3)      /  0.0  (0,0)

2014: -4.8 (0.1)     /  -0.7  (Trace)

 

 

Had in the wrong thread.

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