SnowGoose69

It looks like what happens on the ensembles today is you briefly get a +EPO but it immediately tries to return back to a +PNA pattern again, you'd torch Canada so would take a week or so for it to get colder again

No, FNMOC site was being hacked/etc so they made it access only internally I think

I am surprised since the Darnold nagging oblique or whatever thing came out that the line on that game has not moved.

I think the areas where a big NW move may happen are way down south in like GA/SC. And I am not even sure I'd call it a NW move, its more the H5 has argued the QPF is being underdone on the NW edge down there which is why at times the RRFS and some other models have shown snow back to like ATL/GSP. I don't really see big changes likely up the coast.

No high in SE Canada is still a big issue here as I said a few days ago.

The Euro ideas down in SC/GA aloft have never budged much the last 48 hours...it was always a bit too dry down there as were many other models. I have been on the train of be wary in GA/SC even back as far as ATL/GSP to see this thing make a late push back NW. Eric Webb has been pumping that idea on X too.

The EuroAI QPF extensiveness just looks suspect to me

Kind of what my thoughts have been the last week. I said I like next week possibly for something but then I think 1/24-2/1 or so its SE/MA thing and then 2/1-2/10 is when another window opens here. I am not buying the breakdown at the end of ensembles yet. They are likely right on the idea but has been the case all winter they likely are 7-10 days too fast on the whole thing. After 2/10 and especially 2/15 it probably becomes to come apart.

Didn't 23-24 mostly just fail because the El Nino was too strong? Historically 1.5 or 1.6 is about the furthest you can take them or the whole country tends to pretty much torch. I think 82-83 and 97-98 had alot of SER issues at times because the Aleutian Nino vortex just becomes so expansive it leads to a trof out west or in NW Canada

If you get really cold early it can make it easier for that to happen. Many trees/plants need to go through a certain amount of hours below a threshold and then they're ready to bloom. In 89-90 there was a crazy amount of blooming in VA/NC/SC in mid to late January because everything reached its hours below in December. In a winter like 15-16 that probably did not happen since you never got cold enough in those areas for them to get required hours on the underside. Up north though it did and stuff bloomed in NYC. Fortunately when the warm spell happens this early the flowers/buds can die and then often get another stretch below threshold to regenerate again in late February or March. If you get heavy blooming in early or mid Feb though and then a killer 3-4 day stretch of 20s/30s the flowers will just die and the tree will leaf out 6-8 weeks later.

FWIW the 00Z RRFS at 84 looks like the GFS down in GA as far as having precip being much more west. Its been largely awful though this winter season though its done okay on some systems.

The differences down in AL/GA/SC with the GFS vs like everything else is laughable lol....don't worry guys, 1 inch only shuts those places down

Seemed to work til 2014-2015. Since then much less so. I think after the Euro upgrade in that period the rule kind of went out the window.

UK is just wacky at times. I would not be concerned at this range. I have as matter of fact said the past decade whatever the UK does the Euro does the opposite. I have not kept tabs closely but feels since about 2015 when one makes a notable move at 12 or 00Z the other seems to do the reverse. UK has given many of us along the EC hope only for the Euro to say no. The old rule of them moving in tandem holds less frequently these days

Was gonna joke the UKIE would get cold feet and move the other way. Seems to always begin waffling once inside like 108. I have also said before the last 10 years whatever the UKIE does the Euro does the reverse so watch the Euro have it raining on the Cape now.