The Euro has owned this event. Barely budged the last few days. Tbd on the final outcome, but it showed why it’s the king…it’s just more consistent than the others, period.
Kinda like where I stand in Frederick for some frozen tomorrow, though looks like lightweight stuff. Hoping we can tap into a legitimate snowstorm soon.
I need more of this afternoon’s weather. Actually a premium day all around…start of the weekend, it snowed this morning, made progress on my paper (taking a grad class), and just played basketball. Oh and NFL playoffs soon.
Idk…looks like a pretty healthy southern stream wave. With that clash of cold, could be one of those big Plains storms as opposed to a clean, moderate event.
I still need to check out the Sphere, but prices aren’t very fun.
I’ve got one good snowstorm in me and then I’ll be ready for a warmup, even if that starts in February, though will accept strategic cold through March where it actually snows.
It’s cloudy almost every day here. I actually think the eastern shore and central Va are underrated. They get less of the stratus decks caused by the Great Lakes and mountains, and they seem to get more snow now lol. Current satellite loop really shows the difference between i95 east and west.
I just like seeing an actual wave in the south. If it gets suppressed, so be it, but it’s at least something fruitful to track beyond the leftover scraps we’re getting from the northern tier.
That’s actually a pretty weak correlation with the relationship potentially caused by outliers. Not sure where you got the 62.5% from unless you were looking at a sample of data? I only say that because R^2 in that case is 6.25%. I think when looking at these indices, it’s easy to get caught in a chicken/egg loop unless there’s clearly pressure-level signals for snowier winters like with nao/ao, etc.
this is much more inspiring than what we've been working with lately: https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=gfs®ion=us&pkg=mslpa&runtime=2026011518&fh=180