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Well I am fairly disappointed in the way the winter has transpired so far for snowfall...but I'm just trying to look objectively at the next 10 days and see that hey...it's not a good pattern and it's not even a gradient pattern for that matter. Maybe it will change after that?

I really agree with you here on the SWFE idea. It's not that type of pattern at all. There's no strong high to the north and we're not seeing any signs of that happening yet. As of now that has not worked out yet and doesn't look to over the next 7-10.

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The bellweather period around 12/18-20....if that comes and goes and we're still mainly look at 10+ day threats for more favorable weather that's going to be a significant issue. I think we're okay. I don't expect a shift to the deep tundra I think the change is going to be to more "cool" periods in between Pac ragers.

I think this is right.

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Just got to see the GEFS regarding the 84 hr storm, man is that a tease. Seems to be pretty good agreement on a miss though..but it wouldn't take much. Looks like the islands and part of the cape get some precip on most members.

Yeah unfortunately it looks like we have only one member of the 12z GEFs suite still impacting the coast. The past several runs have featured several. Definitely not moving in a favorable direction. Interestingly the one impactful member is a major snowstorm up and down the coast.

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ah the most reliable indicator, about time that got posted

Not sure if you are being sarcastic or not, but it actually is a great tool for giving the anomaly distribution some complexion. It's not necessarily a predictive tool - although it can help. If there is predominating negative anomalies over the Canadian shield, and then the flow abruptly tips NW, we lock up faster than a staring contest with Medusa.

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