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  1. 588dm on models a few days from now, I can't find any examples close, but since 2013 we have danced + and - to the pattern. +matches -matches Summer +matches -match's
  2. 588dm now off the West coast, largest of all model runs so far. We are beating 2015's recent record acclimate
  3. this is a pretty strong -NAO, we might have something coming out of it short term. We don't historically get big storms rising out of +PNA to -PNA. >582dm in the N. Atlantic
  4. This is pretty brutal in the Pacific, again the only other time I saw sustained +400dm -PNA as an ensemble mean 12-15 days out was before December. http://www.meteo.psu.edu/fxg1/ENSHGTAVGNH_6z/ensloopmref.html
  5. Winter may be over guys. Look at this trending When the +PNA breaks, it might get very warm.
  6. rain all the way up to land at the coldest time of the year.. we started it in 2014/2015 then there was a Strong El Nino in 2015-16, followed by 6 years of strongest -PNA on record -300 vs -220 #2. This is maybe round 2. when the rain hits land the biggest part of the trenddifference is done.
  7. lOOK At the Pacific though Sorry guys, but warmer Winter's are coming
  8. Pretty good evidence that a ridge in the SW-US/West coast/western rim to Alaska, leads warmer weather here +time.
  9. 2015.. I think this is where we are heading for February (La Nina pattern) -AAM[La Nina] is +N Pacific/-N Atlantic
  10. Same thing in Feb 2015 Look at the -AAM! (Pacific +, N Atlantic -) , La Nina signal/pattern, that followed
  11. Focusing on 582dm West coast ridge, we did a similar pattern in 2014. It really went -AAM (La Nina) for February
  12. Focusing on 582dm West coast ridge, we did a similar pattern in 2014. It really went -AAM for February
  13. Snow isn't very correlated to ENSO. Although in the early 1900s Strong El Nino's were cold.
  14. Ooo I like this, do these setups ever work out? These things trend SW (northern energy), so it might even be the later piece that hits
  15. We're pretty close here to the 13-year average March.. SW-US High and -PNA are both sticking, probably ENSO related.
  16. Actual low is off of Ocean City We had such a strong wrap around, the front end got very warm.
  17. AO is positive but whew, I think these other storms are coming north.
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