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December 2025 OBS and Discussion


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4 hours ago, eduggs said:

There's very little support on any of the major ensembles for much snow through 10 days... or even 12 days (corrected, the GEFS shows the Dec 4/5 potential wintry event). It looks relatively active with cold air not too far away, but the multi-guidance consensus suggests the progression and evolution of the longwave pattern is not locally favorable. Even the individual members are stingy with wintry outcomes for the moment. Early December is still highly trackable... and we know that ensemble members group too close to the parent model, so favorable changes are still possible especially out past 7 days.

The worst for me is the cold/dry. If it won’t snow I’d rather it be mild. Last winter was the worst for that reason-so much wasted cold. 

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Pretty sick GFS run! Wow. The CMC is going to be a little warmer, but close-ish. The key difference is the high pressure nosing down reflecting the slightly more suppressive mid-upper level flow over New England. Here's to hoping the models home in from here instead of wild swings.

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43 minutes ago, eduggs said:

Pretty sick GFS run! Wow. The CMC is going to be a little warmer, but close-ish. The key difference is the high pressure nosing down reflecting the slightly more suppressive mid-upper level flow over New England. Here's to hoping the models home in from here instead of wild swings.

Gefs is trending colder in the mid range. PV is ticking further south.

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All guidance appears to be "struggling" with the amplitude of shortwaves coming down the ridge from AK to CA. This is an area where minor perturbations grow into mature trofs or deep upper lows. It may or may not also be a data sparse region. This is leading to huge intra-and inter-model variability with respect to west coast trofs, their amplitude, and which is dominant.

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