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Allsnow

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  1. That’s if the pna locks in that long. We really haven’t had anything out there lock in the long this winter. I didn’t think the eps looked horrible last night. It was cold but just had a lack of precipitation. It will be interesting if that looks does come because in January the wavelengths are longer then February
  2. If we can keep the strong block in place that’s a possibility
  3. I agree that we will see a dateline ridge but I would like to keep higher hgts in the epo domain and stronger block. This will allow for us to have the potential for overrunning events as storms cut west 18z gefs went to the eps with dateline ridge. They do keep the poleward epo and -nao like the eps
  4. Here is what I mean with a better epo domain and stronger nao
  5. Agree. But the epo region improved along with - stronger block. That will make a difference if a dateline ridge dose develop in regards to snow/cold
  6. Should have been more specific it has a better poleward epo ridge this run when compared to last night. Did you even look?
  7. Second wind reversal with a weaker vortex the rest of the winter now being forecast
  8. I thought the eps improved in the nao and ao domain today. Hopefully the trend continues
  9. If we need a -epo to snow around here then we will avg 6-10 inches per winter. Give me a stout pna ridge over a epo
  10. We don’t need the epo if we get a nice poleward pac ridge. That pna spike before the 15th was enough to get nyc 10 inches of snow.
  11. This is what we want to see to be on the snowy side of the gradient Neutral to -pna -epo -nao -ao
  12. You don’t have a -epo on that map so it won’t be as cold. That’s a cutter / overrunning map with artic highs in Canada. The nao might help suppress the southeast ridge
  13. Yeah 17/18 cold was all -epo/pna driven. Probably the last time those two have been that good
  14. Yep, the pac might kill any favorable set up. We finally get a -ao and -nao in January just to potentially waste it lol
  15. That’s where I’m at currently. We will begin to see the fruits of a more favorable pattern after the 15th. I would be absolutely shocked if we rat from here on out. It’s not like last winter where the vortex gained strength and ended winter. We have some decent teleconnections in our favor so far this winter. I believe the lack of cold on our side of the globe has hurt for at the very least a secs event.
  16. We probably get mild for a bit next week (not that it’s been that cold) as the pac pukes a bit with the reshuffle.
  17. Lol. Yep, I would want to see the models with 20-30 over nyc currently
  18. This sesonal models just default to enso now. It’s been kicking the can on that Niña look all winter.
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