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2021-2022 ENSO
StormchaserChuck! replied to StormchaserChuck!'s topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Analog to last years Kelvin wave The whole Pacific is lifting north into the Artic circle.. this did a +PDO thing, which was interesting because an El Nino didnt develop, it turned back to la nina. Let's see if we have a similar pattern for the next 40 days. -
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Biggest January snowstorms I could find, surprisingly all +6-8 days from our event. Take out the Strong El Nino and it looks like this -AO or west-based -NAO seems to be the core feature. ^-NAO SLP is strong in 6 analogs. Ridge over the northern landmass, that's all
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GFS is too far NW. -NAO since theyear2000 sticks low pressure's to the coast, it will trend SE. -NAO,-NAO,
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Really looks good guys ^18-24" Westminster, MD
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January Medium/Long Range Discussion
StormchaserChuck! replied to WinterWxLuvr's topic in Mid Atlantic
This is what I like, personally. If not this February, next February. Believe it or not, but if we go +PNA this February, we will be more likely to have La Nina conditions next Winter or -AAM(+NAO), but a -PNA February would be in line with movement toward +ENSO conditions, and there would be a significant warming of Nino3.4 February or March. -
January Medium/Long Range Discussion
StormchaserChuck! replied to WinterWxLuvr's topic in Mid Atlantic
Dec-Jan roll forward (only +analogs) Not sure I agree with switch to El Nino conditions for the Summer, but here are the analogs (cold-+PNA January) *Notice how the -PNA relocates back in Feb-March despite ENSO changing. -
Makes the most sense, it always boomerangs toward the JMA then away from it though.
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January Medium/Long Range Discussion
StormchaserChuck! replied to WinterWxLuvr's topic in Mid Atlantic
I don't like the ridge over the SW today and tomorrow. -
There's nothing to drive it north inland, it will redevelop off the coast pretty far south It's not a very cold storm though, but likely snow NW I-95. -NAO, Pacific is favorable.. This H5 is not an inland runner. Pacific ridge is peaking north.. the Low in Canada may even phase more. 108 is big adjustments still. -NAO storms gravitate toward the coast.
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114-120 is a long time.. it will trend east. I've seen it since the year 2000, -NAO or any High pressure over Greenland puts these low pressures on the coastline like gravity.
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Some of these solutions are really wet, and we still have time to trend for a perfect scenario. It's going to be hard to rain I-95 and NW with -NAO. Storms for the last 10-20 years have been maxing NW of I-95, I wouldn't expect an Apps track.
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It's hard to imagine that we'll get rain when there's a 2SD -NAO. Pacific isn't that bad either.
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January Medium/Long Range Discussion
StormchaserChuck! replied to WinterWxLuvr's topic in Mid Atlantic
ENSO subsurface should peak +warming in about 7 days, then I worry about -PNA trend. We might clear January though. -
January Medium/Long Range Discussion
StormchaserChuck! replied to WinterWxLuvr's topic in Mid Atlantic
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NAO is negative looks better than 18z
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looks good to me.. 12-15" and the GFS has a dry bias.
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Love the NAM at 84hrs
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Maybe watch Feb7-9 to be cold (+NAO)
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See how are we are doing all this with NAO +.. probably most +NAO day of the Winter today/tonight
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2020 vs 2021
StormchaserChuck! replied to StormchaserChuck!'s topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Models go out 15day, but watch for extension of +PNA pattern, +16-20 days Then on 2-1, it switched ^-PNA signal vBack to +PNA Might break the +PNA after 2-21/22-2022 though. -
I like this for our biggest snow of the year, then it will warm up -PNA, but may be -NAO too into Feb-March-April. I really like -PNA March.
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January Medium/Long Range Discussion
StormchaserChuck! replied to WinterWxLuvr's topic in Mid Atlantic
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Arctic Sea Ice Extent, Area, and Volume
StormchaserChuck! replied to ORH_wxman's topic in Climate Change
I want us to just melt to get to some normal climate conditions. we've been in this computer matrix for a while. Let it melt. alot. take the satelites down, etc. dont start controlling your own place.. lol. Stop the freeze-melt by melting completely.