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  • Birthday 11/16/1980

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    Yea, I get it's too early to definitely say whether that will chance by the time that the winter season ensues, but the mid latitude ground truth relative to the development of past major El Nino events dictates that this definitely remains a work on progress.
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    It seems to me like we are establishing a modest cool ENSO baseline of sorts due to the increased warmth pooling in the western Pacific, however, for that same reason the frequency of powerful El Nino events is also increasing as part or the overall redistribution oriented efforts to maintain the global heat budget.....ie more frequent La Nina, but weaker...less frequent El Nino, but more powerful ones.
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    I think it's also possible to get too extreme in the other direction as far CC goes, and this isn't a slight at John..as I discussed last spring, I was actually guilty of that last winter and it ultimately served to tarnish what was an otherwise absolutely exemplary seasonal effort. It's crucial to find and maintain that balance between the synthesis of lessons learned to inform future efforts, while also appreciating that each individual season possesses important differences. I'm still trying to find my proverbial footing in that regard.
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    I think you need to look beyond the CC aspect, too, though....most guidance will be too cold...got it. But if it's right with the orientation of those heights into our area, then we'd have some chances....I get the exaggerated SE CONUS trough, etc....but that isn't entirely prohibitive, TBH, it could even be beneficial for us relative the mid atl as long as the gradient doesn't get overly steep. The STJ with these things can sometimes get buried.
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    Congrats to my great, great, great, great, great grandkids on perpetual El Nino.
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    We always talk about a lag with respect to ENSO....this may be a case where that logic can be applied on a grander scale....yea, yea....record coupling in the tropics, I get it...but we don't live there.
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    Yea, I'm with you on feeling as though the old regime isn't entirely washed out, even though it may appear as though it should be.
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    Good points.
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    If you were to fathom a scenario that would at long last, reposition that dreaded west-warm pool, this is it.
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    Where is that from? Weathermodels.com? That looks very much like my extra tropical Pacific composite.
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    I'm not suggesting that we are going back to the 60s in a few years, so I think we're on the same page there.
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    The earth's #1 motive is self-preservation, and the primary resistance to this objective is prohibitive warmth.
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    I think I relate to his philosophical approach.
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    I think the -NAO signs are more about a beacon of hope in a sea of winter-maelstrom, rather than a "silver-bullet" for the cold season...of it should be, anyway.
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