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I’m not sure we can be confident on a west coast ridge for mid-late December. Paul Roundy has been vehemently disagreeing and thinks the subseasonal forcing supports -PNA/SE ridge after early December. When he talks you have to listen, the guy basically wrote the book on the book on the MJO (Roundy MJO plots)





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 Today’s Euro Weeklies 10 mb 60N mean zonal wind isn’t as weak as recent runs:

Today’s run (11/19):

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Yesterday’s (11/18):

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Does anyone else see what I’m referring to? I’m not just talking about whether it actually reverses. I’m talking more about the period afterward.

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10 minutes ago, snowman19 said:

I’m not sure we can be confident on a west coast ridge for mid-late December. Paul Roundy has been vehemently disagreeing and thinks the subseasonal forcing supports -PNA/SE ridge after early December. When he talks you have to listen, the guy basically wrote the book on the book on the MJO (Roundy MJO plots)
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

He is a smart guy but he has been wrong in the past.

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 Today’s Euro Weekly 2m temp anomalies vs yesterday’s run:

Dec 1-7: ~same

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Dec 8-14: similar for most/slightly stronger cold in Lakes region

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Dec 15-21: similar for most/slightly colder NNE

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Dec 22-28: similar for most/slightly colder NE/slightly less cold Lakes region:

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