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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. Figured it would lose the bomb, which is my only shot.
  2. Hopefully we can string a couple of big deterministic solutions in a role at 00z...
  3. Maybe that is the reason for the unexpected -AO/NAO....interesting.
  4. Heh...so I was right about the very strong PV in January...but the fact that its decoupled is killing my forecast for +AO/NAO. More palatable error IMO.
  5. GEFS actually a little worse than 12z....
  6. Lines up better with my outlook, too.
  7. I understand that, but like I said....trumps 1978..just cuts off a bit later.
  8. Yea, I'm pleased. GEFS should look good.
  9. Yea, if you have one, then they are all C section...
  10. I don't love the low over se Canada.....what is up with that lack of +pp? All we hear about is this arctic wasteland pattern ensuing....then we get the bomb solution, and poof....
  11. Well, you don't have wife recovering from a 4th c section, 5, 3, 1yo and infant. All set without power at baseline...but now? Fuc( that.
  12. I think you''re right with that being the apex solution, which is good because R/S line is like 70mi away.
  13. 990mb to 971mb in 6 hours..that would rip some toupees off.
  14. That is so correctable...phase it like 6 hours later-
  15. I do TBH.....I would rather see that than the cut off hanging out with @raindancewx I will go out on a limb and say the GEFS mean will be east of this depiction-
  16. Certaintly not....need it a bit east.
  17. No, I'm not saying CC caused the record RNA.
  18. Also, I never meant that every RNA/neg NAO pattern would do that, either....ovviously the individual patterns matter...just that its possible its becoming more prevalent.
  19. This is true. But I did see some pretty convincing composites from Bluewave. I guess we will have to see how much this secondary nadir of the Pac cold phase has biased things.
  20. Does anyone need to be convinced that ambient heights are greater now than in the past? Obviously that is going to make adjoining ridges more common. I do agree that extreme cases like 2022 will exaggerate that...
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