wdrag Posted 2 hours ago Share Posted 2 hours ago I've appended the week 3-4 CPC Outlook issued 11/21 and the monthly outlook issued 11/20. Click for clarity. There has been discussion of the stratwarm impact on North America In December. I hope I'm very wrong thinking "is that all there is around the NYS subforum?" For now unless the 5H cold core recenters - penetrates significantly further south into Hud Bay (below 60N) or we develop a 'general' +PNA, -NAO in December, its impact here in the northeast may be minimal. I just don't know. Others hereon are more informed. Entire month open to discussion...bring on the snow and lets get off to a good start in CP etc. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NEG NAO Posted 59 minutes ago Share Posted 59 minutes ago At least the storm track will not be too far south according to their Precip Outlook and the Polar Vortex is not going to plunge too far south when it is stretched by the Strat Warming Event according to their Monthly Temp Outlook. Heard that the Vortex will be stretching rather than a full displacement............ 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wdrag Posted 24 minutes ago Author Share Posted 24 minutes ago 31 minutes ago, NEG NAO said: At least the storm track will not be too far south according to their Precip Outlook and the Polar Vortex is not going to plunge too far south when it is stretched by the Strat Warming Event according to their Monthly Temp Outlook. Heard that the Vortex will be stretching rather than a full displacement............ Yes, I hear its not full blown. I guess we cannot count on a stratwarm in late winter since they're rare. if we end up below normal snowfall in Dec, the best of winters long nights and snow potential may be gone for the season. Hoping this comes together for us. 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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