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2010-2011 is not an analog IMO. It came off a healthy El Niño the year before, remember us having a strong STJ early on that winter, atypical for a Niña, we are in a multi-year La Niña right now. I don’t remember what the solar cycle was doing in late 2010, the QBO was positive, the -PDO is the same so far but that’s about it. It also was not a Modoki Niña, it started east-based early on then moved west, which is a typical Niña progression
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I don’t think there are many analogs for this upcoming winter….weak Modoki La Niña, following a moderate Niña, -QBO, rapidly rising solar, -PDO. I remember a few years ago, HM wrote an article showing that a La Niña/-QBO combo results in a flat Aleutian ridge, conversely, a La Niña/+QBO combo results in a poleward Aleutian high. I don’t see this winter being an easy one to predict, it’s still extremely early though
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Just IMO we are going the need the AO and NAO to really cooperate this winter. HM wrote an article a few years ago that showed La Niña/-QBO leads to a flat Aleutian ridge, as opposed to La Niña/+QBO leading to a poleward Aleutian ridge. Assuming a -QBO, -PDO, weak Modoki Niña following a moderate Niña, rapidly increasing solar….I would think the PAC side will most likely be garbage, but I guess stranger things have happened, still very, very early
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https://climateimpactcompany.com/daily-feature-la-nina-modoki-risk-later-this-year-2/
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https://climateimpactcompany.com/daily-feature-la-nina-modoki-risk-later-this-year-2/
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A weak La Niña is looking to be pretty much a certainly now, however, it looks to be a classic “Modoki” La Niña, as opposed to an east-based or basin-wide Niña. As far as analogs, I don’t think there are many…..Modoki Niña following a moderate Niña, rapidly rising solar, negative QBO and a likely negative PDO……
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No, just pointing out that your hero is going to be dead wrong….yet again. He was so sure of a modoki El Niño for this upcoming winter…..oooops!!
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Nope. There goes that El Niño for winter ‘21-‘22 idea JB was peddling/wishcasting 5 months ago….that’s going down in flames
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Agreed. I think this is trending to a DC-BOS snowstorm, possible blizzard conditions....
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Not one model shows any accumulating snow in the NYC metro area. The last accumulating snowfall was on 2/22 and that was all she wrote, nothing at all since then. It’s over, been over, the fat lady has sung. Time to move on
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Exactly, it’s the end of March, where is the cold going to come from? The new GFS is as badly cold biased as the old one was. Twitter is trying to hype what’s going to be a rain event the end of next week into an I-95 snowstorm already, I see today
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The new model is just as utterly wretched as the old one. Severe cold bias
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Omg!!!!!!!!!!! I’m 35 miles NW of NYC and the last time I had an accumulating snowfall was 2/22. Winter ended over a month ago and it’s not coming back lol
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Yep, outside of the mid-December snowstorm that was gone within a week and 60 degrees on Christmas, it was a 3 week winter (2/1-2/22), January was a total nothing burger then it was lights out completely, nothing at all since 2/22....
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They polished a turd
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https://youtu.be/3Fn36l_z3WY
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Please stop Henry
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Keep wishcasting cold and snow in NYC on March 21st Henry Margusity, Jr......
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The Garbage Forecasting System?
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The same GFS that had the snowstorm for Friday?
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Minus the one snowstorm in mid December before the Christmas week torch, it was a 22 day winter (2/1 - 2/22) for the NYC metro area. After the 2/22 snow event, it was over, that was all she wrote.......
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The HRRR was awful, as was the GFS and Para GFS even the CMC and RGEM were no bargain
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I can’t remember the last time there was a legit anafront snow setup here, they usually favor New England, like the Norluns/inverted troughs do. Once you get to mid-March and beyond, good luck getting an anafront snow to work out here
