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December Medium/Long Range Discussion


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FWIW (little) the NAM and RGEM continue the trends of higher heights to our west and lower ones in the east at range. Same way the GFS has been trending. ICON captures the event and was only just a tick south though (in terms of wintry precip for us)

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49 minutes ago, bncho said:

Curious as to what your other analogs are for this setup—maybe it could provide more insight into possible outcomes.

Mixed bag and nothing super interesting. Dec 28-31 2008 & Jan 13-18 2000 would be the other closest. Jan 3 22 was a flukey storm and not a common setup. Analogs favor warm overall but the strong block brings in the chance. OTOH, analogs show past history isn't that dire rolling forward into Jan. The only rat showing up is Dec 2012 and it's not a strong correlation. I remain confident there will be winter wx here in Jan.

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59 minutes ago, Kmlwx said:

I get what you are saying but models have no impact on each other. The GFS is not "getting other ops to move towards it" - they don't talk and aren't interconnected. The only "trend" would be from id they are all in time figuring out the solution. 

Of course. I’m not speaking literally, though I understand it’s careless agency-assigning or anthropomorphizing towards the models to speak like that, and yeah I probably shouldn’t.

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1 minute ago, baltosquid said:

Of course. I’m not speaking literally, though I understand it’s careless agency-assigning or anthropomorphizing towards the models to speak like that, and yeah I probably shouldn’t.

Eh - we all do it! Blame superstitious weenie-minds! 

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3 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:

The only rat showing up is Dec 2012

Oh I was trolled constantly that winter. It would snow, accumulate an inch or two, get on the tree branches and look a picturesque, then a warm front would come in, the snow changed to rain, the rain would then melt all the snow away. 
 

That happened every single time that season… I think I only had one snow day that school year and the rest were 2 hour delays. I remember one hit near the end of the day and the teachers worded it as “we’re getting out at 1:75” to make it sound like closing early for snow but the high schools get out at 2:15 so that was some very clever albeit trollish wordplay from them.

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Just now, bncho said:

It's actually not getting shunted as far south as 6z. HP in Canada is slightly more north than 6z.

That's a primary problem. HP is weaker too and it really needs to be 1035+ to stand ground and make things work. 1030 or less will get pushed out of the way. Especially in the mids. 12z run wasn't what you want to see.

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