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4 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Depends whom you follow. DT has been all over it.

True, but I also have seen the exact opposite posted from those social media posters who preach warmth only to have had it extremely muted as we moved closer in time.  Both sides play the same game and never admit to it.   Don and others here like to point out and scold the "cold/snow" posters, but there is an equal amount of warm biased posters as well that have large followings.  This past summer, we had 1 really hot spell with 100s that lasted 3 days, but tons of times i saw day 10 maps with more 100s posted and dumb write ups on them only for those days turn out to be 91 or 92. 

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6 minutes ago, FPizz said:

True, but I also have seen the exact opposite posted from those social media posters who preach warmth only to have had it extremely muted as we moved closer in time.  Both sides play the same game and never admit to it.   Don and others here like to point out and scold the "cold/snow" posters, but there is an equal amount of warm biased posters as well that have large followings.  This past summer, we had 1 really hot spell with 100s that lasted 3 days, but tons of times i saw day 10 maps with more 100s posted and dumb write ups on them only for those days turn out to be 91 or 92. 

Granted there are more cold mongers, but we all know the select few who only post concerning indicators in favor of warmth (not Don). To each their own, but I try to be limit the bias and keep it real.

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Bias is easy to discern among those who actually venture to issue a forecast, but it's also there amongst the Sunday AM QBs...just more subtle. The tell tale sign is the presentation of one-sided data. I think a quality that is inherent of all good posters is a willingness to present data that is representative of the range of possible outcomes. ...ie the folks that relegate themselves to posting about the MC and -IOD are just as culpable as those in the SSW/phase 8 circle-jerk. We all know the ones on each side....you know what the data offered will favor before reading it.

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11 hours ago, anthonymm said:

Last Feb there was a storm that looked like a KU for the I95 5 days out, then it got suppressed to coastal virginia/NC lol. You're dead on with the "cutter or suppressed" track stuff, even though people here give you shit for it. It never works for philly to nyc anymore.

So is winter over ?

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20 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Granted there are more cold mongers, but we all know the select few who only post concerning indicators in favor of warmth (not Don). To each their own, but I try to be limit the bias and keep it real.

I'm not sure about that.  It is all about what you click on and what you respond to for the algo they give to you.  The people in this thread that post the nutty cold mongers respond to them on X, so they get fed more of those people.  If for a few days I click on the warm mongers posts and read them through, I get fed those.  I for the most part stopped following individual posters and just go with the NWS, etc., real sources.  

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 The 6 coldest La Niña to neutral ENSO Decembers in the E US as a whole since 1974 have been 1983, 1985, 1989, 2000, 2005, and 2010:

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 Here are the respective Dec MJOs:

1983: mainly inside COD or just outside/no strong

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1985: almost all inside CODIMG_5232.thumb.gif.f4a60bd5da32cebbe40fc81c9d74c702.gif

 

1989: most of 8/1 just outside COD or inside it/no strongIMG_1814.thumb.gif.11e2f80c7ac4ff8a541e7f45f16c5959.gif

 

2000:almost all just outside or inside COD

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2005: all inside COD

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2010: all just outside or in COD

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 What do these 6 have in common regarding the MJO? No strong and most days just outside to inside COD. 
 
 Below are the extended progs that have the Dec 1-21 MJO: look how strong they are, especially GEFS but even the Euro is solid compared to the six cold Decembers posted. My concern is that the MJO amplitude will be too strong, based on history, to allow for a widespread intense cold dominated E US in Dec. Thus, I’m hoping the progs remain going into 8, but weaken. My hypothesis as to why strong MJO has had a tendency (though not always, of course) to not be as cold as weaker MJO is because the higher amp May tend to bring up too much warmth from the tropics, where the MJO is measured:

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