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December 2025 regional war/obs/disco thread


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10 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

I think it’s def going to be a struggle to amplify this. There’s enough room to get us with a decent event but not by much. You really want to see those TPV heights relax a little north of us which allows the shortwave/vort energy to swing around the base a little easier…but it’s not an easy task. 

As usual..we can’t seem to win. Sometimes we want the PV to get involved, now it does and it’s hurting us:axe:…the 80’s are certainly back. 

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3 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

All I was looking for was for it to not be flat.. 

 

Big hit for recent times here would be 6"+ for many in CT verbatim.. The red flag was if it was not amped , so we are good, that's all we can use the NAM for.  If the AMP happy NAM can't show a hit then we were in trouble IMO.. 

Gotcha. Thanks for explaining. 

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All snow here, mostly tiny flakes - 2.5" from 0.26" LE.  Broom snow, except for the plow pile I needed to shovel so the letter carrier can access our mailbox.  (The pile is on the maintained road but the smaller truck with only one drive axle can't back up the slope.  Wish they would run the 2-axle driver.)  8" at the stake.

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4 minutes ago, weathafella said:

When has ICON ever been a “help”?   I’m putting 70% weight on the AI models for this.

Problem is both AI models have been slowly trending to a non event.. After both showing a moderate hit yesterday.. Another few ticks and they will look like the 6z gfs .. Really would like to see GFS make a good move towards EURO multiple runs in a row

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Accounting for the typical NAM biases at this range this is largely a non-event.  I'm waiting on the Euro but with all the pieces firmly now inside the denser/more physically realized sounding inputs, this hasn't trended favorable.   Probably was time to move on earlier but in deference to desperation ( lol ).  

 

Anyway, the next possible notoriety in the pipeline is possible historic warmth during the week of Xmas.

I know ... I know, not a notoriety some would incline to marvel.  But, it is what it is.  Unfortunately for the winter/snow/Currier&Ives settings enthusiasts, the following is more coherent than not. 

The indexes signal a warm period.  This is suggested numerically, but is definitely than supported when noting the idiosyncrasies of the spatial layouts coming from the different clusters that has been emerging over the last couple of day's worth of cycles   They've all been incrementally retrograding the -WPO ridge W, across the N. Pac.  Meanwhile stopping/signaling any emerging positive non-hydrostatitc hgt anomalies amid the EPO domain region.  Meanwhile, the PNA slipping negative through Jan 1.  So with +EPO/-PNA, this does correlate well with a Pac NW River-type circulation mode, which then teleconnects downstream with the SE ridge response.  This is uneasy, as we've been seeing this feature there - albeit suppress and compressed - despite the current cold pattern. When that compression relaxes in lieu of the above, that sort of implies a carte blanche in latitude with the SE aspect.     

I wouldn't get to blown away by amplitude for now.  Although ... I must admit, I'm fighting the impression that warmth is like .. in a state of always being spring-loaded.  When the cold relaxes, go the other way above "Climate anomalies" more frequently than we used to.  That's also lurking in there.   We'll see

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