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December Medium/Long Range Discussion


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25 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

WB GFS Fantasy range Christmas Eve snow....well at least no torch this run!!!! I know this is supposed to be in the digital snow thread but I'm tired of the endless dusting snow maps.

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I would call it a winter if this happened. 

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33 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

WB GFS Fantasy range Christmas Eve snow....well at least no torch this run!!!! I know this is supposed to be in the digital snow thread but I'm tired of the endless dusting snow maps.

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Let’s bring that bad boy south some. Lol love fantasy range snow. Let’s get a pool going for how many times Christmas Eve/day changes over the next couple weeks. 

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With such a narrow "win" zone it is going to be tough to please everyone.  I'll hug the 18z euro because it is the best run for NW zones so far.  Not going to jack out this way, just trying to get in on the action and have if look like winter.  

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On 12/9/2025 at 8:13 AM, aldie 22 said:

I guess we are going to see Chuck posting alot more now

I'm actually pretty bullish on colder this Winter.. at least one of the better Winters in the last 10 years. The models made a huge shift to warm over the last few days though.. Polar Vortex in northern/NW Canada really pops the SE ridge here in the 2nd half of December. Here's a post I just made about it in the ENSO thread:

Yeah, pretty big warm up on the GFS ensembles. +NAO gets going in the next few days, and the -WPO transitions into a pattern where the PV is in northern/NW Canada. Natural Gas moved from $5.50 to $4.50 in a few days, over the last few days. It actually led models shifts by about 2 days. I just think that is so interesting. I wonder if Ray's January warm up is happening early? I do think in the longer term we have tendency for -AO/-EPO but that may not be until after or around Jan 1.. Stratosphere warming in Nov wasn't super strong, but that is a possible -NAO the last week of Dec, if the cooler pattern is going to move back in early. we'll see. 

After the clippers the next few days, I don't really see any threats for snow until around Jan 1st. 

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5 minutes ago, LP08 said:

18z EPS a tick better.  The euro was very close to a better solution with the sw a bit more south and west.

We're this close to greatness.

4 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

I'm actually pretty bullish on colder this Winter.. at least one of the better Winters in the last 10 years. The models made a huge shift to warm over the last few days though.. Polar Vortex in northern/NW Canada really pops the SE ridge here in the 2nd half of December. Here's a post I just made about it in the ENSO thread:

Yeah, pretty big warm up on the GFS ensembles. +NAO gets going in the next few days, and the -WPO transitions into a pattern where the PV is in northern/NW Canada. Natural Gas moved from $5.50 to $4.50 in a few days, over the last few days. It actually led models shifts by about 2 days. I just think that is so interesting. I wonder if Ray's January warm up is happening early? I do think in the longer term we have tendency for -AO/-EPO but that may not be until after or around Jan 1.. Stratosphere warming in Nov wasn't super strong, but that is a possible -NAO the last week of Dec, if the cooler pattern is going to move back in early. we'll see. 

After the clippers the next few days, I don't really see any threats for snow until around Jan 1st. 

Wow that's actually impressive coming from you. You've always struck me as a person that hedges warmer.

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