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I've posted ensemble maps that showed the changes in AK. You have simply ignored them.

Its fine to say you think they might not be true, but do not say the ensembles do not show change with the vortex in AK because they most certainly do.

Have the 11-15 day Euro ensembles been verifying with some degree of accuracy?

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18z GFS is a torch with a heat dome over the Plains moving eastward next weekend as the -PNA starts to become dominant. SE ridge stays intact into the long-range.

The torch next weekend has been well modeled and of no suprise what happens beyond that is the question, I think our best hope is a true gradient pattern in a swfe regime and hope that climo is enough to deliver the dendrites

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I've posted ensemble maps that showed the changes in AK. You have simply ignored them.

Its fine to say you think they might not be true, but do not say the ensembles do not show change with the vortex in AK because they most certainly do.

I havent seen any major changes on anything posted. minor sure..major pattern changing stuff no

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however, there could be some record warmth during this warm up would not shock me in the least.

It will probably get pretty mild for a day or two...but I think the torch will be far less impressive in the northeast than it is in the plains...it gets muted a bit as it heads east. At least as of now that's what it looks like.

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I havent seen any major changes on anything posted. minor sure..major pattern changing stuff no

Going from a death vortex over Alaska to ridging is a major change we've wanted to see all winter. I don't know how accurate the ensembles are in showing this, but that is a big time change on the PAC side if it happens.

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Finally just saw the ensembles myself. Verbatim, they did not look bad at all..I thought they looked decent for New England. They are finally showing high pressure branching in from the Canadian Plains. I have not seen that all winter..certainly welcomed. It's been high pressure all along the deep south so that is nice to see. Whether they are correct..who knows, but they don't seem out to lunch. It does get a little more precarious at the end as Will noted, but we'll just have to see how it goes. I still want to see if this advances in a few days as we get closer.

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Finally just saw the ensembles myself. Verbatim, they did not look bad at all..I thought they looked decent for New England. They are finally showing high pressure branching in from the Canadian Plains. I have not seen that all winter..certainly welcomed. It's been high pressure all along the deep south so that is nice to see. Whether they are correct..who knows, but they don't seem out to lunch. It does get a little more precarious at the end as Will noted, but we'll just have to see how it goes. I still want to see if this advances in a few days as we get closer.

I think we are def going to be battling a -PNA at some point even if the AK ridge gets built up...but that is not all doom and gloom for us...we pulled it off many a time in '07-'08 and '08-'09 gradient type patterns.

And at any rate, I think its just good to get the vortex out of there so that when we do see periods of west coast ridging, then it will tap into a true arctic airmass. Ditto for any transient -NAO or a psuedo -NAO...there will be some cold around to tap into instead of the 0C 850 line up around the Canadian border all the time.

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It will probably get pretty mild for a day or two...but I think the torch will be far less impressive in the northeast than it is in the plains...it gets muted a bit as it heads east. At least as of now that's what it looks like.

Yeah I'm not sure why this is getting talked up so much as a torch next weekend. It's a couple day warm up which by the way follows the coldest 5 day stretch of the winter thus far...and then I like the idea of another +PNA spike dumping a second shot of arctic air after this warm up.Followed by the progression towards an EPO setup, probably paired with the -PNA as you mentioned for at least the beginning of this period...Lots of cold air to tap into for the country as a whole, and I would think the northwest and northern plains will take the brunt of it...certainly doesnt mean you wont get some chances in later January further east, especially in New England

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I think we are def going to be battling a -PNA at some point even if the AK ridge gets built up...but that is not all doom and gloom for us...we pulled it off many a time in '07-'08 and '08-'09 gradient type patterns.

And at any rate, I think its just good to get the vortex out of there so that when we do see periods of west coast ridging, then it will tap into a true arctic airmass. Ditto for any transient -NAO or a psuedo -NAO...there will be some cold around to tap into instead of the 0C 850 line up around the Canadian border all the time.

Yeah I'm hoping we can take advantage of that pattern. I'll start to get excited when that ridging is inside d10.

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Yeah I'm hoping we can take advantage of that pattern. I'll start to get excited when that ridging is inside d10.

At least its actually getting closer....a few days ago it was around Jan 10th...and it still is Jan 10th. Hasn't moved back yet. I suspect it will, but that doesn't mean it won't happen either. The PV just splits in half around that time.

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Think of the irony...

Most of the late fall and winter until recently, Kevin has been positive and Will and Scott have been reality checks. Now that they are seeing some positive changes, Kevin won't buy it.

We've just been burned too many times this winter. Just when things looked they would change for the better they flipped back the other way.I hope they are right about a major pattern change mid-late month

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Think of the irony...

Most of the late fall and winter until recently, Kevin has been positive and Will and Scott have been reality checks. Now that they are seeing some positive changes, Kevin won't buy it.

Well it's not like we have a massive locked in pattern change on the way by any means. I think we know what the downfall is, but it's getting into the believable range. It's of interest to me, but I want to get it at d10. I think it's one of the better looking patterns we've seen all season. Yes I know it doesn't mean much, but we should keep an eye on it because it's kind of nice looking for our area, as far as chances go.

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Well it's not like we have a massive locked in pattern change on the way by any means. I think we know what the downfall is, but it's getting into the believable range. It's of interest to me, but I want to get it at d10. I think it's one of the better looking patterns we've seen all season. Yes I know it doesn't mean much, but we should keep an eye on it because it's kind of nice looking for our area, as far as chances go.

For those that are looking for something like last year as far as cold and snowpack....sorry.

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For those that are looking for something like last year as far as cold and snowpack....sorry.

This is what I mean....if that is folks' defenition of a pattern change, then no........SOL; however if you are simply looking for a regime in which snow can again be conceived of, then there is plenty of hope in the offing.

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For those that are looking for something like last year as far as cold and snowpack....sorry.

Yeah we are still lacking a -NAO, but getting the cold into the northern tier is step one...and at least might give us a chance. Hopefully we can see a -NAO at some point or even a pumped N ATL ridge type pattern. That would certainly help a little more.

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This is what I mean....if that is folks' defenition of a pattern change, then no........SOL; however if you are simply looking for a regime in which snow can again be conceived of, then there is plenty of hope in the offing.

That's how I see it. We could have chances, but maybe 3-4 days later, we rain...who knows.

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We've just been burned too many times this winter. Just when things looked they would change for the better they flipped back the other way.I hope they are right about a major pattern change mid-late month

We could have a major pattern change but the same sensible wx. I think having longer lived cold with some systems approaching gives us somewhat of a chance. Otherwise it's 2001-02 end to end.

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Yeah we are still lacking a -NAO, but getting the cold into the northern tier is step one...and at least might give us a chance. Hopefully we can see a -NAO at some point or even a pumped N ATL ridge type pattern. That would certainly help a little more.

Yeah that's how I look at it. IF the ensembles verify, we would have a shot...maybe even a dumbfounding SWFE or two??

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