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PNA spike is huge but it needs to be sustained. Pacific jet still keeps knocking it down too quickly.

Inland runner but there's some big potential there.

Definitely pay attention mid month with that big PNA spike. Models trying to nose dive a northern stream disturbance. Miller B potential?

Yeah but that's smoothed out. If we sharpen the ridges then it doesn't look so hot. I'll be happy if we get more December type northern stream snows because I don't see any coastals in our future sadly Very toasty week coming up. Mostly 50s

Hopefully it's more of a thaw than a long term break

EPS would still set up a nice 2nd half after the thaw and honestly given the cold, snowy December it tracks. But of course we can't underestimate the northern stream either.

We managed a very solid, wintry month. January ain't looking too great but who knows how it'll turn out Models change on a dime with how volatile the pattern is

Well at least we had one snowy, wintry month this winter. Because January ain't looking so great

The warm anomalies are so much more expansive and anomalous compared to the colder ones.

Some nice potential from off hour gfs op. A bit suppressed but it's nice to see snowy solutions showing. Best to take it one day at a time though otherwise you'll drive yourself nuts.

EPS looks really good Jan 5 onward.

I'm very cautious about a huge snowy pattern but even I recognize this post as BS. How in the world do the ensembles look like trash 240+ If anything they're showing a rising PNA ridge. I think this post is just as deluded as the social media weenie blizzard posts from JB The 12z EPS looks pretty awesome to me actually. There's some big dog potential second week of Jan.

We've heard all that before. One day at a time

If I had an inch for every "potential" in the last decade my house would be buried under 30 feet of snow drifts. Latest EPS looks really good though, not gonna lie

GFS wasn't abysmal. It just didn't handle the warm layers properly which it never does. That's where the Nam comes in.