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About time. Most of January 2008 the MJO was in phase 7 to phase 2. Second half of that month is very cold after a warm start. That's been the main analog of my outlook for three months now. That month is not super cold though with the first half offsetting the colder second half pretty effectively.

Jan-2008-MJO

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2 minutes ago, strongwxnc said:


Getting close to some benchmark areas .


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It's closer.. Still would like it to dig about 80-100 miles further south to pop a low on the gulf coast.  It's tracking the low over central MS/AL/GA

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5 minutes ago, Wow said:

 

It's closer.. Still would like it to dig about 80-100 miles further south to pop a low on the gulf coast.  It's tracking the low over central MS/AL/GA

Need to pop that surface LP off Savannah or better yet Jacksonville, FL.

Off Charleston is not bad but just out of reach for mby 

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3 hours ago, Wow said:

Here's the trend of the GEFS. The ULL trending south and height building overhead into the great lakes which reinforces the HP.  Continue just a bit more and would put a lot more of NC in range.

gfs-ens-z500-mslp-us-fh96-trend.gif

That Great Lakes HP along with the confluence from the 50/50 low will be the deciding factor in whether or not we have enough cold air and the eventual track. You have to be excited about the trends so far.

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