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brooklynwx99

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  1. isn’t most of the warmth forecasting on this forum persistence forecasting? lmao
  2. ECMWF with a pretty significant improvement with heights out west. went from nothing to something
  3. thermal gradient aloft is pretty impressive so you really just a little bit of 500mb forcing
  4. nice Arctic wave. seeing the PNA get a bit better is a plus
  5. what would you consider “this?” i’d think there’s still a good bit of regression and generally unfavorable -ENSO/-PDO type stuff going on as well along with the compression you always mention
  6. west based blocking decaying around that time also argues for a storm popping up
  7. yeah, talk about dynamic. you have an actual ridge in the west, too. stout
  8. 12-13th might be an actual window to watch. nice to see the ridge out west trend taller, which helps shift the trough west as well
  9. nice to see the ridge out west trend taller. helps the trough location and amplitude
  10. yeah, can see heights trending higher in the West and the trough inching into a better spot as a result
  11. the weeklies usually defer to ENSO climo as you head later into the winter anyway
  12. personally, I usually go about saying what the pattern may call for (small to mod events) rather than saying that it can't satisfy the upper echelon of events. like how cold is it? will it be dry? what's the mean storm track like? what he said wasn't incorrect... I agree with him. I just think there's more value added saying what you can get or the flavor of the pattern itself rather stating that you won't see a NESIS level event. you will be able to do that 90% of the time
  13. i do think a larger storm is possible after the 15th into early Jan if the -NAO holds on and heights rise out west a bit more with help from tropical forcing, but that's way out there
  14. who was calling for one? I don't think anybody has mentioned the risk for one... seems like light to mod events generally my point was that saying that a pattern isn't conducive for historic storms isn't really saying all that much. you can say that about most patterns. it's like saying most football players won't make it to the NFL. it's implied
  15. to be fair, most patterns are "hostile to KUs." they're rare and require some specific features
  16. i mean, I don't think it's deniable that the pattern looks conducive for at BN temps for most of the month. looks a lot better than it did last week with the GEFS falling flat on its face. then, we should see that pattern continue into mid-late month aside from maybe a brief warmup around the 13th or so snow is more difficult to predict, though. the northern mid-Atlantic should see chances through the month, especially after the 15th IMO you know Tony just regurgitates that stuff though lmao
  17. who are you even following? nobody reputable is calling for that
  18. lol, GEFS capitulating. much lower AO, -NAO signal strengthening too
  19. if a transient AK vortex does develop, it would be due to a strongly negative WPO… you’d be getting modified Siberian air, not a true Pacific onslaught sure, you’d modify eventually, but it wouldn’t be all that bad
  20. quite the trend with the AO… almost getting a -WPO/-NAO ridge bridge at this point. makes sense with the weak SPV
  21. i fucking hate the AIFS dude. it gets humped to no end and people rely on it too much sometimes analysis is just “well, the AIFS shows this, so…” and it’s the worst
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