2025-2026 ENSO

[jbenedet]

That read with clear - NAO says “MJO 8”

Or at least a lot more 8 than 7…to put it crudely…

Interesting…

 

 

 

[MJO812]

Get ready for February

[so_whats_happening]

Pretty solid depiction

[so_whats_happening]

1 minute ago, so_whats_happening said:

Pretty solid depiction

Phase 8 in February starts to get ok but phase 1 in February in Nina is a large warm up. If we have more of a neutral state rather than La Nina by then with a passage through phase 1 in February it is a bit more muted of a warm up. Looks fun though coming up for at least the next maybe 10 days.

https://www.meteonetwork.it/models/mjo/

[MJO812]

[donsutherland1]

Through January 22nd, Phoenix is experiencing its warmest winter on record. However, numerous locations in the Great Lakes and East, along with Alaska, are seeing their coldest winter in at least several years. For Alaska, it's been the coldest winter to date in decades.

Select mean temperatures for December 1-January 22:

Albany: 26.5° (coldest since 2017-18)
Anchorage: 12.2° (coldest since 1981-82)
Boston: 31.8° (coldest since 2017-18)
Burlington: 24.0° (coldest since 2018-19)
Caribou: 14.9° (coldest since 2018-19)
Concord: 24.1° (coldest since 2017-18)
Detroit: 26.9° (coldest since 2017-18)
Fairbanks: -20.8° (coldest since 1968-69)
Juneau: 22.2° (coldest since 1981-82)
Milwaukee: 24.6° (coldest since 2017-18)
Minneapolis: 19.0° (coldest since 2021-22)
New York City: 34.5° (coldest since 2017-18)
Portland, ME: 25.2° (coldest since 2017-18)
Washington, DC: 37.7° (coldest since 2017-18)

[michsnowfreak]

4 hours ago, donsutherland1 said:

Through January 22nd, Phoenix is experiencing its warmest winter on record. However, numerous locations in the Great Lakes and East, along with Alaska, are seeing their coldest winter in at least several years. For Alaska, it's been the coldest winter to date in decades.

Select mean temperatures for December 1-January 22:

Albany: 26.5° (coldest since 2017-18)
Anchorage: 12.2° (coldest since 1981-82)
Boston: 31.8° (coldest since 2017-18)
Burlington: 24.0° (coldest since 2018-19)
Caribou: 14.9° (coldest since 2018-19)
Concord: 24.1° (coldest since 2017-18)
Detroit: 26.9° (coldest since 2017-18)
Fairbanks: -20.8° (coldest since 1968-69)
Juneau: 22.2° (coldest since 1981-82)
Milwaukee: 24.6° (coldest since 2017-18)
Minneapolis: 19.0° (coldest since 2021-22)
New York City: 34.5° (coldest since 2017-18)
Portland, ME: 25.2° (coldest since 2017-18)
Washington, DC: 37.7° (coldest since 2017-18)

Cold anamolies will continue to grow. Its like the tundra outside.

[raindancewx]

Warmest area of the country remains Plains/Northwest this month, with Montana running +10 in many spots. Locally we're down to +6F or so, but should drop closer to normal starting tommorow. Cold has reasserted itself over the East & Plains, and I still expect gradual retrogression to the West as we approach March. I thought January would be pretty cold in a lot of the East. No longer looks like a terrible call as cold continues to dump into the US.

Notice any resemblance to the last week? Like I say, I'm annoyed it took a week longer than I expected, but hey we got there.