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Is we back? February discussion thread


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14 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

Very dry overall. Looks like the whole country has some drought conditions 

I really didn't understand Raindance in the ENSO thread adamantly claiming it was an ENSO neutral season due to the presence of the STJ. It's been dry AF...the STJ will usually make at least one cameo in any given season. Sometimes I think that guy gets lightheaded sniffing his own farts.

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7 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I really didn't understand Raindance in the ENSO thread adamantly claiming it was an ENSO neutral season due to the presence of the STJ. It's been dry AF...the STJ will usually make at least one cameo in any given season. Sometimes I think that guy gets lightheaded sniffing his own farts.

Yeah STJ is like a climo feature. It’s just way more active in Nino. 

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30 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Yeah STJ is like a climo feature. It’s just way more active in Nino. 

A perversion of the Nina background state/correlation, probably could use the RONI technique I'm guessin'

These ENSOs, warm and cold, have been sort of idiosyncratically uncoupled to hemispheres at times, more frequently over recent decade(s) - I recall writing about this in here, 15 years ago... Then RONI comes out and well... I don't have a problem with it because obviously (then) I was not the only one taking observational note about all this over the years.  I'm just sayn' I don't have a problem and why-for there can be a generalized Nina and still manifest aspects that seem incongruent.

Not that you asked  LOL

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1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

11th looks good to me for SNE overall. Funny how the AI models never liked next weekend and focused on the 11th.

I think that has a decent shot to be a nice event. That was starting to stand out later Wednesday, and more so yesterday.  We watch.  

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that bigger snow event we had recently was STJ driven.  You could see it coming across the Baha up underneath a S/W opening closed low as it ejected through that area.   It slid up NE over the cold dome... the rest was dopa hits -

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42 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I really didn't understand Raindance in the ENSO thread adamantly claiming it was an ENSO neutral season due to the presence of the STJ. It's been dry AF...the STJ will usually make at least one cameo in any given season. Sometimes I think that guy gets lightheaded sniffing his own farts.

It did on 1/25…no? 

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12 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

If a few inches is ramping up sure..  It's looking like Saturday will possibly be the highlight of February for many, can't get a storm to strengthen to our south.. 

mm hm.  Sure is.  The flow is in torpedo mode. So a 'few inches' whenever/wherever it occurs might be considered more of an achievement - relative to faster flow limitations.

The western ridge refuses to gain latitudinal arc in the ongoing verification, and that's been/is keeping a modestly compressed, slightly faster than normal field, thus preferentially progressive.  Those former two aspects are constructively interfering  such that S/Ws move from circa IA clear NE of Nova Scotia in 36 hours.. What is that, 1 and 1/2 times faster than climate trajectories?   

I bet you we could create like an index finger rule, similar to the 1kt = 1mb, only for S/W vs output.  1::1 like that... for every 10% a S/W is moving faster than climo, that's 10% reduction in productivity.  -10%, and it adds because that means the system slowed down and donut stuffed a region like  Homer Simpson in hell ... who of course encounters Ned Flanders as the devil... 

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4 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

1-3” ?? Looks like a nice high end advisory as of now like Scoots said 

Potential for 1-3/2-4 is there I think.  Looks like a narrow stripe of snow, with a whiff on the north side possible, and rain on the southern side..  If we get some redevelopment off the coast then we'd have a chance at higher totals around warning snowfall.. 

 

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