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  1. MJO812
    December 5 time-frame is still showing up
  2. MJO812
    Dec 5 time-frame keeps popping up
  3. MJO812
    First half looks better than it did weeks ago. We will get chances in December. 2nd half of winter might be the problem.
  4. MJO812
    It's hard to take the long range seriously when it keeps changing .
  5. MJO812
    Sleigh riding with weenies out ?
  6. MJO812
    Barely a warmup on the 0z gfs. A storm signal around December 5th keeps showing up. Long ways out though.
  7. MJO812
    Ukie is a whiff
  8. MJO812
    Brutal cold in weenie land
  9. MJO812
    Long ways out but 2 runs in a row where the gfs opens up the arctic flood gates.
  10. MJO812
    Long ways out but 2 runs in a row where the gfs opens up the arctic flood gates.
  11. MJO812
    Cmc is pretty nice
  12. MJO812
    First flakes should be on Sunday
  13. MJO812
    Wow enjoy
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    Euro
  16. MJO812
    Even for New England this doesn't look like a big deal.
  17. MJO812
    Yep 2nd half will be key for blocking
  18. MJO812
    We said the same thing about early December and there is barely a warmup. We go through being nervous every single winter
  19. MJO812
    MJO is going into 7 and 8 on gefs. Cold air will be here just in time for prime time season in December .
  20. MJO812
    Cmc is paltry until you get to Maine
  21. MJO812
    Nice mood flakes on Nam and Rgem
  22. MJO812
    First week will feature a few mild days and them winter should be here .
  23. MJO812
    No shock the eps is also paltry
  24. MJO812
    I think the storm comes back on the models The vanishing act happens with every storm in the mid range. NAO is negative and rising and PNA is positive but dropping. Usually an indication of a storm .
  25. MJO812
    I agree Happens in every storm NAO is negative and rising and PNA is positive but dropping. Usually an indication of a storm .
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