Big plays have killed then all year. They played pretty solid overall but for 2 big plays. Sort of like the dolphins game.
Opponents get tough now. Going to find out how flukey the 7-3 record is real soon.
Some signs that maybe we can get the MJO out of the maritime continent toward phase 7 (at least) with some amplitude during the first week of December. After the probable warm start to December, that could force some colder conditions into the second week.
Lol, they just showed a forecast radar animation of the “major storm brewing”. It was a broken line of rain showers that mostly falls apart before hitting the northeast metro corridor.
I haven’t seen the EPS that far out in awhile but GEPS and GEFS do look worlds apart in the PAC after D7 or so.
Things have been pretty transient across the CONUS with the -NAO and the -WPO seemingly the most persistent long wave patterns impacting us of late. Both have some Nina/QBO/PDO support for being persistent this winter.
I hope that trough doesn’t crash into the west coast too much. I don’t mind having a meh snow pattern in early December…we don’t get much snow then anyway. But I definitely don’t want to flush Canada of cold air. That takes 2-3 weeks to recover. Need to have cold air available to tap when we get a chance.
He’s not totally wrong. That -NAO might help keep us a bit more seasonable, but a lot of the country will have well AN temps with that -PNA out west. And it will flush Canada of cold air.
Pretty sure I remember that I left work early that day before it snowed to avoid the mess. My son had basketball practice that evening and I recall seeing the google traffic map disaster. Think that was the day that a lot of NWS warnings were hoisted so nobody was looking at the light event that night when the HECS was around the corner.
I haven’t seen the ensemble members, but I’m guessing some sort of trailing waves along the front?
Still think flurries next Tuesday are quite possible, at least for the N/W crew with that lake enhanced cold air.