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December 18-20 Potential Talking Points


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You know as much about "climo" as you do the Urdu language...

lmao.....

Lets give this to 12z thursday before we jump ship....for the wennies if ur in the bullzeye it will be never good to be in it this early.......if its east these things never trend west..........Take a thing or two from some of the more intelligent posters and relax......

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You know as much about "climo" as you do the Urdu language...

I would argue that there is no such thing as "climo" its just an accumulation of averages.  If we were to go by "climo" our whole snowfall pattern in the 00 decades would never have happened.

People use the term "climo" because they just dont understand the specific forces at work which govern our climate therefore they have to reduce everything to a couple of simple numbers to make themselves think they understand.  This is why I've always scoffed at simple-minded reductionists.

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it's been said before...la nina storms like to trend west, give it time...wait for the euro which has been leading the way all week

This is not as much the case as people would make you think, we've had some events that did that such as January 2000 and one of the late winter events in 00-01 but overall there is just as much chance of a westward shift in a neutral or El Nino winter as a La Nina....this miss by the GFS is so close at 100 hours or more that unless we start seeing a continued eastward trend on the ensuing 2-3 runs this is very much a threat still.

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I would argue that there is no such thing as "climo" its just an accumulation of averages. If we were to go by "climo" our whole snowfall pattern in the 00 decades would never have happened.

People use the term "climo" because they just dont understand the specific forces at work which govern our climate therefore they have to reduce everything to a couple of simple numbers to make themselves think they understand. This is why I've always scoffed at simple-minded reductionists.

Oh really, exactly how many Miller A setups have you seen in the past with such a strong La Nina, hardly any and yes the only reason why this setup is even plausible is due to the massive -NAO block. I don't even know why you people are against me, I'm not one of the dozens of people here who are dismissing the storm already, I have a lot of hope for this one.

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This is not as much the case as people would make you think, we've had some events that did that such as January 2000 and one of the late winter events in 00-01 but overall there is just as much chance of a westward shift in a neutral or El Nino winter as a La Nina....this miss by the GFS is so close at 100 hours or more that unless we start seeing a continued eastward trend on the ensuing 2-3 runs this is very much a threat still.

That is true. There are also things called "hiccups" on models, maybe this is a hiccup on the gfs. Like you said, it's still far out and can still trend in our favor.

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That is true. There are also things called "hiccups" on models, maybe this is a hiccup on the gfs. Like you said, it's still far out and can still trend in our favor.

People so quickly forget there 00z and 6z GFS were misses lol

the last set of runs for the GFS were...

00z mon-hit

6z mon-hit

12z mon-miss

18z mon-hit

00z-mon-miss

6z-miss

12z-hit

18z-hit

00z-mis

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Oh really, exactly how many Miller A setups have you seen in the past with such a strong La Nina, hardly any and yes the only reason why this setup is even plausible is due to the massive -NAO block. I don't even know why you people are against me, I'm not one of the dozens of people here who are dismissing the storm already, I have a lot of hope for this one.

Uh, there have actually been quite a few Miller A's in mod or stronger la ninas.  You need to get away from your relative attitude that it has to hit in your back yard to be a Miller A.  Offhand, I can come up with March 1956, February 1989, January 2000, December 2000..... probably a lot more if you include the winters of 1916-17 and 1917-18.  I dont think we get hit in a major way with this one (but we might be side swiped like we were in Feb 1989), but I wont invoke some  "magical" climo to explain something for me.  Each event and each winter should be taken on its own merits.   

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Oh really, exactly how many Miller A setups have you seen in the past with such a strong La Nina, hardly any and yes the only reason why this setup is even plausible is due to the massive -NAO block. I don't even know why you people are against me, I'm not one of the dozens of people here who are dismissing the storm already, I have a lot of hope for this one.

You really need to read the Kocin book man.

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Uh, there have actually been quite a few Miller A's in mod or stronger la ninas. You need to get away from your relative attitude that it has to hit in your back yard to be a Miller A. Offhand, I can come up with March 1956, February 1989, January 2000, December 2000..... probably a lot more if you include the winters of 1916-17 and 1917-18. I dont think we get hit in a major way with this one (but we might be side swiped like we were in Feb 1989), but I wont invoke something "magical" climo to explain something for me. Each event and each winter should be taken on its own merits.

Correct me if I'm wrong, didn't the winter of 95-96 feature a la nina?

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