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Is we back? February discussion thread


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27 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I don’t know. I’m happy with what I had going into MLK. But missing this, then missing a nice refresher by 8 miles, followed by end of week which doesn’t seem that promising, and now these changes culminating over the last several days….feels like the crotch kicks are back baby. 

I think that is more a personal feeling for you.  But whatever.  Sucks we missed this one now, but I’m cool with what the set up overall seems to be going forward. These individual runs will be all over the place…not putting stock in any look long term Op runs. Let’s see what Friday brings. 

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SSWE would affect us in the first half of March if it ends up being an impactful event. The vortex split is ongoing but the max warming actually occurs closer to mid-February. Usually a mid-Feb SSWE is felt by us in 2-3 weeks so that would place us in very early March. That’s actually what happened in the 2018 Niña. Occurred during mid February and really was felt in March. It also happened in the 2001 Niña. Both produced extreme blocking patterns that really enhanced storm potential those months. 
 

Both of those years also had relaxations in second half of February. 2018 had a full torch with temps near 70F. 

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7 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I think today’s nine or 10 in a row of not hitting 20 here . Something like that 

19.7° here…chilly but a beautiful sunny day.

It’ll be interesting to see who hits or goes above 32° mid week to break the streaks. Those who avoid it will have a pretty long subfreezing streak.

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20 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

SSWE would affect us in the first half of March if it ends up being an impactful event. The vortex split is ongoing but the max warming actually occurs closer to mid-February. Usually a mid-Feb SSWE is felt by us in 2-3 weeks so that would place us in very early March. That’s actually what happened in the 2018 Niña. Occurred during mid February and really was felt in March. It also happened in the 2001 Niña. Both produced extreme blocking patterns that really enhanced storm potential those months. 
 

Both of those years also had relaxations in second half of February. 2018 had a full torch with temps near 70F. 

Those were my two top SSW analogs, and very good seasonal analogs in general. Hence the KU window in early March,

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9 minutes ago, dendrite said:

19.7° here…chilly but a beautiful sunny day.

It’ll be interesting to see who hits or goes above 32° mid week to break the streaks. Those who avoid it will have a pretty long subfreezing streak.

Amazing the difference out west. Friend of mine moved to Great falls last year so I follow the temperatures.  The 10-day forecast for Great falls:

 

 

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1 hour ago, WinterWolf said:

I don’t think anybody said end winter Kev.  But pattens can flip. Doesn’t mean this does. The colder looks have won out this season. Warm ups have been muted pretty much every time…but we’ll have to see?  The -NAO can certainly help us…but we’ll see. 

As long as it's not like CAR in 1980-81 - Dec -9, Jan -5, Feb +14.  2/81 tied the February record max twice and broke it 7 times.

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54 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

SSWE would affect us in the first half of March if it ends up being an impactful event. The vortex split is ongoing but the max warming actually occurs closer to mid-February. Usually a mid-Feb SSWE is felt by us in 2-3 weeks so that would place us in very early March. That’s actually what happened in the 2018 Niña. Occurred during mid February and really was felt in March. It also happened in the 2001 Niña. Both produced extreme blocking patterns that really enhanced storm potential those months. 
 

Both of those years also had relaxations in second half of February. 2018 had a full torch with temps near 70F. 

I remember one of those Febs…17 or 18, cuz they both had massive warmth two years in a row, hit 80 here. Then less than 24 hrs hater after the 80 degree temp it was snowing. 

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49 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Just being a dick. Long range forecasting is hard...only way to get any better is falling in on your face enough (not suggesting you did). I think I have another 22-32" to go IMBY this season.

That would give me my 56 I had thought I would get post NY

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