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December Medium/Long Range Discussion


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9 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

If that does turn out to be the case that would eat up prime nina climo--February and that SE ridge man (unless something were to change that this season)

My take is that it isn't over until it's really over. Until mid-late January last year we thought February would be a torch... it ended up being around average and we got that 4-8" snow event. Unfortunately there was some heartbreak with the late-February phantom but it still could be argued that was our best pattern of the whole winter--in the month that we thought would torch.

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48 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

If that does turn out to be the case that would eat up prime nina climo--February and that SE ridge man (unless something were to change that this season)

Agreed. If we punt all of January then winter is 75% over by that point and we're in sun angle season.

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Bipolar crowd today....we had a decent December with sustained cold and some snow, even if nothing else happens before NY.  
Models are struggling with the pattern and we will have to wait to see what happens in January....BUT unlike a lot of years there is a lot of cold air lurking not too far to the North.  Patience....

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18 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

Bipolar crowd today....we had a decent December with sustained cold and some snow, even if nothing else happens before NY.  
Models are struggling with the pattern and we will have to wait to see what happens in January....BUT unlike a lot of years there is a lot of cold air lurking not too far to the North.  Patience....

Let's hope you're right because temps approach or exceed +40F almost up to the shores of the Hudson Bay around NYE (that's got to be 50-60 degrees above normal?). 12z GFS has essentially no snow (outside of a bit of lake effect or at the highest peaks of New England) east of the Mississippi and south of the US/Canada border. Fingers crossed this is a model burp and some semblance of normalcy ends up being what we actually experience. 

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2 hours ago, Maestrobjwa said:

If that does turn out to be the case that would eat up prime nina climo--February and that SE ridge man (unless something were to change that this season)

Remember when 1/2 of this forum cancelled winter back in October? 

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1 hour ago, Ji said:

man all the good vibes destroyed in 12 hours. 

The AI had a decent look though

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lol only destroyed by those who continue to expect op runs to be consistent 10-15 days out. I'll stop contributing to the stupidity by not making anymore posts about what is possible based on an op run. It's pretty ridiculous how so many long time members of a weather forum still don't understand how this works.

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1 hour ago, CAPE said:

lol only destroyed by those who continue to expect op runs to be consistent 10-15 days out. I'll stop contributing to the stupidity by not making anymore posts about what is possible based on an op run. It's pretty ridiculous how so many long time members of a weather forum still don't understand how this works.

I have always likened it to discussing how a sports team may perform if they can trade for this guy or that guy. It's harmless speculation on a subject we enjoy that costs nothing. And nobody's hurt by it because nothing can get through the scars we all have suffered from countless busts! Lol

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1 hour ago, CAPE said:

lol only destroyed by those who continue to expect op runs to be consistent 10-15 days out. I'll stop contributing to the stupidity by not making anymore posts about what is possible based on an op run. It's pretty ridiculous how so many long time members of a weather forum still don't understand how this works.

it was the ensembles too that went south

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14 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

When it's deep -PNA like this, I don't even look at models for snow. Strong +EPO too. 98% of the time threats at Day 8+ don't pan out or are warm. While the OP may sometimes show a winter storm, the ensemble mean never really even has a trough. 

Dammit Chuck, stop canceling winter!! We need a good vibe up in here. Read the room. B)

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As advertised the Pacific is hostile on the means for the foreseeable future. We shall see if that verifies. It might not. If it does, what can 'save us' from a shit the blinds period to some degree is a favorable NA. In general the guidance indicates we may get that, but we just cant know yet. Just roll with it man. Keep monitoring. Have fun with it. This isn't life and death shit lol.

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