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The MJO seemingly is gonna be stuck into the WP which could be for much of March from the Rossby Wave Train,this should help NINA stay alive for the next few weeks anyways

That would be cool,but it might be kinda cloudy in TN.Weather always tries and find us in TN to screw us..lol

Dont think right now you can possibly pick which RMM is gonna be wrong or right,Its gonna flake out because of a Rossby Wave into wk2 of March,so it could be just getting destructive interference and be further along than you think it might be,or then again,it might not

Could be,but May into June the Jet goes north of us,dont mean you cant get severe but the odds are against it,tornado threat should seemingly shift into the OV plus the plains

Thats wild,i read from Brownsville this was the warmest day in the US history ever from D-F on records

I agree ,should we .If we get a SSWE,which seems possible in this time of season after MET spring this should cause the Jet to shift south.The wave lenghts arent as long with a SSWE than compared to actual winter time with a SSWE sorta speaking,so it all general happens 1-2 weeks later after a SSWE But this has all the potential to be a quite active period upcoming.JMHO

Yeah they said they was changing it i think in Jan but they didnt show the intensity levels,thanks for posting this

Is this just some freak pattern like last year?The RONI since summer has been quite similar with a moderate NINA,both years it was basically a BN temp Jan.Last year we a had a Major SSWE March 8.,this year its around the same time,if its a Major Sure the wave lenghts are different,we had severe Mid March and a tornado outbreak the end of March The first pic of the tropical forcing is last year,2nd is what the CFS is showing today

Seriously the MJO is going into the WP like it or nor

seems like the NJO is getting destructive interference

Probably gonna be stuck into the WP like the GEFS shows until that Rossby Wave moves soon,which wont seemingly should happen soon

That was a awesome day going to SWAD with my daughter today.Shes all into to severe now.Shes doing her major in computer science at Lipscomb right now but wants to in the Met field now.

We always get screwed when blocking gets stronger along the Aleutian into the Bearing Sea.Severe with the Jet goes up into the OV. Models did a fairly good job the moisture influx sorta speaking,we didnt have nothing much of any kicker but instability seemingly was still there than more advertised.Guess we say NEXT

The next few days there is a Rossby Wave thats going pass west of the IDL,some of these RMMS especially the JMA albeit its still in the COD are or seemingly getting destructive interfernce from this

I typically use the Koreas and the Yellow Sea in our parts.You wanna see deeper troughs into this part for us While also using East Asia doesnt never correlate 1:1,you have other teleconnections to look at in North America,but it still should give you a rough idea. While you see a trough here into Japan,this is more than likely be a trough in the East.I wouldnt be surprised to see this slow down in future runs.The GAAM looks fairly negative right now,this should be a slower pattern just because the earths rotation slows down sorta speaking,its opposite with a positive GAAM