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2 minutes ago, stadiumwave said:

And it is not just GFS...Canadian does the same...much colder

 

 

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Beautiful ridge out west

Pv is also way further south enhanced by the negative EPO.   Gfs just gave 10 plus inches to NYC with overrunning. 

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20 minutes ago, stadiumwave said:

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15 day change

The return of the blob?

Btw, thanks for posting the model forecast change loops. If you look to the left at the north pacific, notice the lines tightening meaning the models underestimate the pac jet and it gets stronger as it gets closer in time. That nudges north pac ridging to the north and east into the EPO domain, which means more cold for midwest and possibly the east. The SST change map also seems to reflect this tendency.

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4 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said:

The 0z GEFS was showing on of the more uncommon December teleconnection combinations near the end of its forecast period.

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The ensembles (GEFS, GEPS, EPS) want to retrograde the Alaskan ridge (-EPO) to an Aleutian ridge (-WPO) by the beginning of the 2nd week of December. So you end up with a -WPO/+EPO/-PNA setup. It’s been a consistent theme for several cycles now 

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The ensembles always show variations with week 2 forecasts. There really hasn’t been that much of a change. Still looking at a Southeast ridge or Western Atlantic ridge and a trough digging into the Baja to start December.

New day 6-10

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Old day 11-15

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