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brooklynwx99

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  1. this just looks like twitter engagement bait. every MJO forecast has another wave propagating into 8… those plots just don’t go out far enough
  2. personally, given the pattern, i would find something suppressed and washed out more likely than something as amped as the GFS
  3. way more likely that the mid-week system is a POS than something amped and rainy IMO
  4. don't worry, if it's wrong, it'll tick 10 miles NW at a time for twenty runs in a row
  5. i like seeing the more consolidated trough along with the deeper press from the TPV into Maine on the 06z
  6. I agree that they don’t look as good… given the MJO progression, I feel like the EPS makes more sense. we’ll see
  7. Pacific jet is trending more equatorward towards mid-month, leading to a better wave break and more poleward ridging near AK… this makes sense given the MJO
  8. true. I think that Pacific trough is transient as the momentum from the poleward jet extension pushes into AK. then, as the MJO continues progressing, it wouldn't be surprising to see another equatorward extension... that period will become clearer over the next week or so I think we warm up for a week from like the 10-17th... what happens afterwards is more dubious
  9. if looking at RMM, the left of the COD is usually a cold signal as well
  10. yeah, the poleward extension should make things rougher for a week or so, then it should become more favorable again after the 15th as the MJO orbits even then, the TPV being nearby and a cold source region won't make it impossible to get lucky
  11. this is a pretty obvious colder shift. SE ridge is squashed, potentially opening up a risk for accumulating snow for the Northeast mid-week. can thank the more robust -EPO for that
  12. the trend towards more of a wave break in the Pacific might make the first week of the month interesting... more of a -EPO, which displaces more cold air south. combine that with some lingering vorticity in the SW, and overrunning opportunities may present themselves
  13. I would argue that the models are underdoing the Pacific jet and + heights near the WC and AK given that kind of tropical forcing unless the MJO can never get into 8, which I'm sure I'll be told
  14. the TPV elongating like that into SE Canada should present opportunities for overrunning
  15. the lack of a prolonged SPV disruption lessens the risk of blocking this month... maybe late, but who knows this far out overall, looks pretty meh for the Northeast into mid-late month. the -WPO and TPV in Canada should continue to present snowfall risks, especially into New England, but large storms look unlikely as long as the NAO remains positive and the PNA negative should see the PNA rise later on in the month as the MJO continues to progress
  16. you usually get the wave breaking needed for -NAO when you get a huge cutter... you usually need -PNA to accomplish this
  17. honest question, is it possible for models in the 1-2 week range to show a pattern that you will actually get excited about?
  18. sure, we can play Monday morning QB and say "nooooo those patterns were actually bad because they didn't produce snow!" but that's disingenuous
  19. not to harp on last year, but models actually did a good job showing the amount of high latitude blocking that developed. to say that a good pattern never developed is just incorrect
  20. explain to me how the pattern from last year never developed. i want receipts
  21. can you post some ensembles to back up your point? or just anything, really
  22. this is a pretty obvious P8 signal. there is very little, if any forcing showing up on the EPS over the Maritime Continent
  23. the PV closer to us has been perturbed already. seems like this should couple pretty well
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