SnoSki14
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Interestingly enough the CMC has some of the flash freeze elements the GFS has. It goes from upper 50s to upper 20s over a 6hr period. Flash freezes are very rare but so is this system. If you just like interesting weather then Friday could be fun.
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Now that's an Arctic front. Less secondary this time so winds are lower.
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That ridge near New England is no good.
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Euro shows it too but I think they'll both back off as we get closer.
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Watch it be the one time it verifies just to add to the misery
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I highly doubt we'll see that. Winds rarely get as strong as forecast. Usually models tone it down as we get closer. 40-50mph is more probable Some places could get near 60 though if the warm sector really over performs
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06z GFS looked even worse for gusts than Euro but I'm not sure
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This mornings GFS is a flash freeze with 60+ gusts possible Temps crash from near 60 to teens in 6-12 hrs
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You're a troll Temps crash from 60 to teens in 18hrs. That's a massive pressure gradient
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I see. Sounds like more bad luck then. I gotta check raindancewx again. He might be on the money again though I'm pretty sure he had a warm December
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I thought you said that wasn't a factor for your region.
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Time to start planting
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2C would be really bad. We're just around 1C and things are already terrible
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Not sure anyone outside of the ski regions really cares by then.
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It'll still take decades until nuclear fusion become viable A lot of time for AGW to worsen. Maybe nuclear power could buy us more time
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Living in an alternate reality I'm guessing
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It should be pretty easy to pop 50s if there are SW winds even with a lot of rain/clouds
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Good work with the pattern when everyone doubted you.
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It's hard to deny the effects of AGW. That ridge will eventually be responsible for a Major hurricane slamming directly into us
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CONUS wide too so at least everyone's getting screwed. Maybe it's a good thing given recession/inflation. Low heating costs. If models are correct then give me a prolonged spring.
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A complete overhaul of the ENSO state is a must. These Ninas are a no-go
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As our the warm SSTs to our east. That's definitely amping up the ridging east of New England
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All the teleconnections were good and December was still shit. I'm not feeling very confident based on what ensembles show. Either way it'll be another several weeks of waiting If things don't start improving by mid Jan then a ratter becomes very likely
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Some serious mega torches showing up on ensembles and ops to start January. Massive Alaskan vortex
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I'll give it til Monday.
