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im gonna have to agree with tom here. While i think the period up till about jan 5th looks like something might happen, it might be our only window for the forseeable future.

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Other than that, the GFS and ECM ensembles aren't really showing anything too positive(well actually they are! NAO and AO).

La Nina looks to building some momentum. Whether or not it's temporary will be another thing. But it's quite clear, that La Nina is dominating this pattern.

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Also, some great info being passed along in the "strat warming" thread. Although, don't read the post from 430 this morning...

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The GFS has been a bit more consistent lately in the Day 7-8 timeframe with handling the cold front moving in...it doesn't develop any sort of phased bomb post-cold front for the middle of next week...just hanging onto a consistent solution of seasonable chill for 1/2-1/8.

(I'm sure JB will hype up the EC solution from last night though).

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I'm on board with a developing, significant trough east of the Plains next week... but not as far as the Euro operational solution. I'd expect it to be less amplified than last night's run and probably cutting up the Appalachians if it winds up. With liitle blocking and no 50/50, it will be difficult for anything to run up the coast. If anyone gets a big snow out of it, I'd guess it would be the Eastern OH Valley or Interior NE.

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Still don't see any really light at the tunnel. Only shot i think we have for some snow in the region is when we get that spike in the pna. If we can time it right with a storm we may get something. Other than that, same old tune goes with the teleconnections being unfavorable. Granted there will be cold air mass shots, probably coldest we have seen in a while. But this isnt a pattern where its continuous cold. Its cold for 3 or so days then warms back up. Only we shot we have is if the MJO progs from some of the models occur and push it into phase 7-8. If we go the euros route, we are screwed for another couple of weeks again. In terms of the clippers being shown, unless that polar boundry pushes south of us, we are pretty much screwed for clippers to.

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I'm on board with a developing, significant trough east of the Plains next week... but not as far as the Euro operational solution. I'd expect it to be less amplified than last night's run and probably cutting up the Appalachians if it winds up. With liitle blocking and no 50/50, it will be difficult for anything to run up the coast. If anyone gets a big snow out of it, I'd guess it would be the Eastern OH Valley or Interior NE.

For what it's worth which isn't much, the 12z Canadian has hopped on the 0z Euro bandwagon for next week. http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~gadomski/CMC_12z/cmcloop.html

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Yeah, the Euro may not be so outrageous after all. And while the first clipper on the GFS looks warm, we may have more success with the ones shown after that.

HPC in their morning discussion said the very same thing. I wouldn't be surprised though if the Euro coming out soon shows anything from a nothing to a storm hitting Chicago. It's just a little change of pace seeing a nice storm show up on the models. It sure beats Adam's nuclear explosions, Don S saying Philly won't see 10" of snow this year and Wes telling us were screwed more then Lindsey Lohen.

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HPC in their morning discussion said the very same thing. I wouldn't be surprised though if the Euro coming out soon shows anything from a nothing to a storm hitting Chicago. It's just a little change of pace seeing a nice storm show up on the models. It sure beats Adam's nuclear explosions, Don S saying Philly won't see 10" of snow this year and Wes telling us were screwed more then Lindsey Lohen.

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I think there is something to track here, but if we get snow from it, it will be a very lucky, thread-the-needle type scenario.

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I see that tombo is lurking. Now that all the sugar plum fairies have stopped dancing, does your access to Euro yield any total accumulations yet? Yeah, yeah, I realize I'm just indulging in model pron...

no, i dont get snowfall totals on the euro i have. Going off the 12z euro the city and burbs do change over to rain during the hgt of the storm but thats before several inches of snow before hand, then it goes back to snow as the low passes and the h5 low passes over us...its a backwards storm as dc and balt do the best out of all the cities do to the storm track. If it were all snow it would be a 10-18 inch ordeal

Its deffinetely something to watch, but i wouldnt get excited yet. This all comes down to the strength and axis of the ridge out west as to where this low goes. Their isnt any other teleconnections that are in our favor. Granted the nao does creep back towards neutral, but the pna is driving this threat. This will change multiple times because of the different pieces of energy evolved in it and whern it ejects out. I will say though this is the best looking threat if you wanna say since the oct storm

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