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Thanksgiving week transient cold shot and the pattern beyond


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Models will be all over the place until the northern stream gets on shore. This setup is a real "Crap Chute" and in no way is it "Crap Shoot" no matter what anyone tells you. "Crap Shoot" doesn't even make sense.

Crap Shoot is a gambling term...as in shooting craps...luck of the dice.

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Well, that EC run is a deflating thing to come down to. Seems the GFS has kept a prayer of flakes alive for some folks, though I'm not sure how many folks will hold onto that hope. After that storm passes through, though, what a horror show. Hopeuflly they're all wrong. )

For the time being, I can take solace as I cling to the rain/snow wording in my forecast for Wed night.

39.9/35

Edit: 06 GFS tries to wrest even the last hopes of flakes away. At least T-day will still be reasonably seasonable, ftw.

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This week is lost. I'd just be interested in whether the day 10 map shows any hope of a pattern shift starting.

Well, that EC run is a deflating thing to come down to. Seems the GFS has kept a prayer of flakes alive for some folks, though I'm not sure how many folks will hold onto that hope. After that storm passes through, though, what a horror show. Hopeuflly they're all wrong. )

For the time being, I can take solace as I cling to the rain/snow wording in my forecast for Wed night.

39.9/35

Edit: 06 GFS tries to wrest even the last hopes of flakes away. At least T-day will still be reasonably seasonable, ftw.

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JB FTW

BigJoeBastardi Joe Bastardi all one need do is look at the blend of the cold pdo/warm amo analogs and you will see that a major trough nov25-dec5 is likely in the east8 hours ago »atmospheric_avenger_normal.pngBigJoeBastardi Joe Bastardi All you weather folk can see eastern trough on models right for end of the month. The past analogs told of this months ago, right?8 hours ago

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HPC` says east..which would mean backend snows for interior areas

EXPECT THAT THE

DETERMINISTIC MODELS WILL ULTIMATELY TREND BACK EASTWARD...WITH

THE CONFLUENT FLOW OVER THE SAINT LAWRENCE VALLEY KEY IN KEEPING

THE WAVE FROM MAKING TOO MUCH POLEWARD PROGRESS. THE

I wouldn't count on much backside action at all.

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I have been pretty dubious of back end snows though because east also means kinda squished and not wrapped up to that extent. It would take a lot, but keep hope alive.

HPC` says east..which would mean backend snows for interior areas

EXPECT THAT THE

DETERMINISTIC MODELS WILL ULTIMATELY TREND BACK EASTWARD...WITH

THE CONFLUENT FLOW OVER THE SAINT LAWRENCE VALLEY KEY IN KEEPING

THE WAVE FROM MAKING TOO MUCH POLEWARD PROGRESS. THE

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JB FTW

BigJoeBastardi Joe Bastardi all one need do is look at the blend of the cold pdo/warm amo analogs and you will see that a major trough nov25-dec5 is likely in the east8 hours ago »atmospheric_avenger_normal.pngBigJoeBastardi Joe Bastardi All you weather folk can see eastern trough on models right for end of the month. The past analogs told of this months ago, right?8 hours ago

:lol:

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Well I thought the GFS was showing some hope the AK vortex would relocate west in a few op runs and some ensemble means. 0Z was wishy washy about it though...didn't look at 6Z. But we are talking past day 10.

I have no idea how JB can see it as early as 11/25 though.

Or he has completely lost it and is grasping for anything.

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HPC` says east..which would mean backend snows for interior areas

EXPECT THAT THE

DETERMINISTIC MODELS WILL ULTIMATELY TREND BACK EASTWARD...WITH

THE CONFLUENT FLOW OVER THE SAINT LAWRENCE VALLEY KEY IN KEEPING

THE WAVE FROM MAKING TOO MUCH POLEWARD PROGRESS. THE

BOX seems less definitive than you on that bolded statement:

EVEN IF

THIS TRACK WERE TO VERIFY...STILL THINKING IT WILL BE TOO WARM FOR

WIDESPREAD SNOW ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WITH MOST OF ANY SNOW

CONFINED TO ELEVATIONS ABOVE 1000 FT.

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