jaxjagman

Excellent,i did some research of the DMI earlier today and gave up because of the ENSO,but these years into 2010 and 2022 like you mentioned in the modern day era more or less had like the same pattern to some extent with whats going on in the WP,even tho you had a more strong Nina in 2010 and even less so in 2022 and even more less so this year,the ENSO still plays a part into the IO

Yeah but its still more like NINO than NINA,you generally see the Atmospheric River out west in a NINO not NINA

Maybe we are starting to see a pattern change as the Pac Jet get retracted into East Asia after Chistmas,dunno,ill beieve it when i see it

Why i prefer to use the JMA when looking at the RMMS,screw that 14 day crap,you can even see Kelvin is going to disrpupt the signal once again around the mid month into the NH

More than likely but its correcting itself recently on the RMMS,if you noticed a couple days ago its RMMS showed moving into the MC back into the NH in about 10 days doing basically the cycle,kinda fast dont ya think

The MJO is at the bullseye of the COD today,but whats been happpening the last couple is semmingly whats going on into the WP and MC from Rossby/Kelvin Waves,just really getting destructive interference,RRMS which show it climbing back out into the NH,but its already there

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But if the blocking isnt more into the AK but more Western AK and into Siberia like the GEFS shows, assuming this is even right right,its not a cold look,you probably be seeing boundaries stalling out in NA somewhere and not your typical 1-40 and if the 850 V-winds kick up its probably more severe than winter

Just saying, here in Mid Tn,during NINO'S we can have destructive ice storms compared to NINA.Its really rare in a NINO winter to not see ZR or IP fall underneath SN and not just all SN.We've had in the past I.E in the 50's and 90's some destructive ice storms in MID TN.,during a NINO,for what ever reason NINA seems to bring late season snow here that falls at night/early morning and melts during the day,this is always late into winter early spring.But i'm not saying it cant snow,its winter,just the odds are it might not happen

NINOS,not NINAS.I'm not saying it wont snow but chances are better for you guys than us,it should flip next year

Like always in a NINA it seems,we see some flakes.If it snows it will be in March where it screws up severe

This basically shows the AR getting shifted from the NW into Cali,is this NINA or NINO...LOL

But 1988-89 was a mild winter just as well

Since the models showed 1988,went back to look at the MJO IN 1988,it did some weird shit also,but this was a strong NINA unlike this year,no worries Jeff,i dont share anything here on this board unless you say i can

Went back and looked at the reanalysis maps of the Dec Christmas Eve tornado in 1988 in TN to see if that was possible with what the models seemed to hinting at a couple days ago,i used the day before,guess four words should be noted"GOOD LUCK WITH THAT" This pattern we are in is just like we seen last year when we was off to a fast start but collapsed when the blocking into the Western Aleutians/Being Sea set in after the tornado outbreak in March this year All this does is pull the JS further northward makes the severe shift up into the OV,in which is what we seen CIPS yesterday morning had some good analogs for tornadoes around Christmas from the LMV into the Mid South,but the models yesterday afternoon crapped that out building the subtropical ridge further northward Still over 10 days out,this could always change again.We more than often get severe before cold in the cold season.I.E the severe outbreak last winter where Vortex is at in MS. in late Dec