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Stormchaserchuck1

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  1. If we can get this thing to come earlier, it would be better.
  2. Stronger/more amped WC energy 0z https://ibb.co/5B9dBFg Stronger -NAO.. slightly sw pac ridge, but it's oriented more toward -epo, and a +pna trough looks like it's trying to undercut the ridge vs 18z
  3. February is the strongest Nino month. This is what the last El Nino February did!
  4. 18-19 Weak Nino didn't do good enough.. We had a -PNA that Winter and near +200dm in February! We need a healthy Moderate or Strong Nino imo.
  5. Ensembles look great.. we still have plenty of time for an adjustment. Models will have to kill the -EPO imo for a cutter through the Rockies/Midwest.
  6. Well the Pacific changes conditions today. By Monday, it's full on +pdo(+pna/-epo). Models seem to have been over initializing current conditions, so let's see if that changes anything.
  7. Stronger +PNA Low and higher ridge into Alaska.. funny. At this point, something will need to be worked out between the two (SE ridge 2nd part). They are like slowly organizing an amplified pattern slowly...
  8. It kind of seems like models are being "lazy" in my opinion, over amplifying the energy because it can't handle the heavily amplified new pattern.. maybe the EPO area will adjust on future model runs?
  9. Would have to suppress the SE ridge if that holds.. maybe the energy splits? Pretty wild to go SE ridge when this is dominating and -NAO too. It can happen, but something might need to be worked out.
  10. Look at that storm! STJ amped east and west to hold its energy as a general pattern.. check
  11. wet Could really be an amplified solution down the line. Intuition is that the SE ridge would have to get squashed with such a favorable upper latitude pattern, unless the upper latitudes change on models.
  12. Active STJ building here Rain or snow, it's going to be a wild time period with so much energy.
  13. Yeah, that's a pretty awesome look. look at the cold air wedging in
  14. Nice, healthy -EPO and -NAO on 18z NAM at 84hr. I can see the lower latitudes fitting under this very well. Maybe the earlier piece trends. It seems for that for an EC trough/snowstorm, they always want to make it GOA low. (^That -EPO is too organized and strong for a strong, sustained SE ridge.)
  15. Top 5-10 event as center point extremes, but everything's getting warmer so..
  16. Because of the -NAO tendency, I might expect this to trend south. It's not too late here.. can't be any later.
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