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AfewUniversesBelowNormal

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  1. If you look at subsurface data, one could argue 95-96 was Neutral.
  2. The only way this can really develop in El Nino (north pacific ridge) is with a cooling trend in the subsurface.. increases chances of transition to Neutral/La Nina
  3. Jan 2019 will be the 18th straight meteorological Winter month (Dec-Jan-Feb) of +NAO.
  4. models are probably still underdone, it's a weak coastal though.
  5. Look back in Missouri and around the Mississippi. the precip is so slow moving.
  6. I can't believe the 00z NAM brings the 0c line all the way up to DC.
  7. Jan 2000 still on the table. Wrapping up really nice for 4 hours right now.
  8. Bright sun shining through the clouds here in Fallston. It seems every 15 minutes temps bust warmer.
  9. This is what I'm saying.. they always trend warmer/north. If it shows 15 degrees and light snow 3 days out it's going to be a 28 degree snowstorm lol.
  10. So just look at the maps.. this storm is busting a lot warmer, so it's going be more coastal for NE MD and southern NJ. Pretty significant for this short time period. There is room for a trend probably at 00z for more wrap-up coastal.
  11. At 15hrs 0c line now just south of DC and all the way up to Delaware! Look at this.
  12. NAM is trending north tomorrow!.. again (look at the differences at 500mb. Wow! for 12hrs)
  13. The precip is holding up great in Iowa and northern Illinois compared to where models had it. It's also much warmer.
  14. nam is always right. It has that Jan 2000 look. Look off the coast of NC lol. https://radar.weather.gov/Conus/full_loop.php
  15. It looks like it's redeveloping back west. Usually you would see cold pool there right now, even in transition back to Neutral.
  16. On topic please. All the models have +neutral or El Nino. I think we are in kind of a phase since-2013 where warm is the norm. SOI and NOI are plunging right now. Usually in a developing La Nina you would see some well defined SSTs in the northern latitudes right now, (not what's happening).
  17. The -AO signal is really strong, but it's probably +NAO for a while..
  18. NH caught it just at the end of the year.. wonder if it's correlated with the market crashing hmm.
  19. 1993 was suppose to be 24-36" and it ended up sleeting 4" and it was 12-13" total.
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