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16 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

 

Denial is a big river. Seems we go through this every time a great pattern or mega storm is imminent.  Play it down is the easy way out, can never lose if you never go out on a limb.

What’s denying in that statement? I think we all agree pacific needs help. 

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28 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Lol no spikes just repetitive messages from people who know a fuk lot more than me. Patience grasshoppers 

I can wait.  
 

There are some encouraging signs, hard to deny that.  Let’s hope the pacific can improve just a little for us...might be all we need to start the ball rolling. 

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6 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Oh how we pray

Honestly the weeklies appeared iffy with the EPO...at least from the image I saw in the MA forum there appeared to be hints of smoothing indicating some appearance there could still be low heights in BC/GOA etc.  As I said earlier today though, the deeper we go into winter I don't care if the EPO is +10 if the NAO is west based and -4 there will be significant snow chances and relative cold in the East.  The NAO matters more and more as we go on and while the Pac does not matter less it tends to get muted more easily by a W based -NAO in Jan/Feb/Mar than Dec

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EPO never gets great on weeklies but it doesn’t have to if the NAO/AO ends up like it depicts. It goes into a bit more of a neutral state and the PNA ridging pops a little more. 

It’s not a cold pattern up here but it is a good one for snow events. Definitely a cold pattern down south though.  

Weeklies could be wrong though. They don’t have a lot of skill beyond week 3. 

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3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

EPO never gets great on weeklies but it doesn’t have to if the NAO/AO ends up like it depicts. It goes into a bit more of a neutral state and the PNA ridging pops a little more. 

It’s not a cold pattern up here but it is a good one for snow events. Definitely a cold pattern down south though.  

Weeklies could be wrong though. They don’t have a lot of skill beyond week 3. 

Who needs frigid anyway...normal temps in the height of winter is plenty fine around these parts.  We take. 

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1 hour ago, SnowGoose69 said:

Honestly the weeklies appeared iffy with the EPO...at least from the image I saw in the MA forum there appeared to be hints of smoothing indicating some appearance there could still be low heights in BC/GOA etc.  As I said earlier today though, the deeper we go into winter I don't care if the EPO is +10 if the NAO is west based and -4 there will be significant snow chances and relative cold in the East.  The NAO matters more and more as we go on and while the Pac does not matter less it tends to get muted more easily by a W based -NAO in Jan/Feb/Mar than Dec

Agree.

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57 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

EPO never gets great on weeklies but it doesn’t have to if the NAO/AO ends up like it depicts. It goes into a bit more of a neutral state and the PNA ridging pops a little more. 

It’s not a cold pattern up here but it is a good one for snow events. Definitely a cold pattern down south though.  

Weeklies could be wrong though. They don’t have a lot of skill beyond week 3. 

I don't want a cold pattern at peak climo, and I mean that.

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