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Moving past first week of January General Discussion/banter


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right.  

 

in fact, the D10 Euro ...it certain looks real good via rip-and-read, but also appears to be too much of a good thing in that SPV being so magnanimously anomalous and threatening to come down.

 

that is a classic subsume scenario though.  The Ceveland Super Bomb of Jan 25+ 1978, and the Feb 5 events two weeks later were both subsumers  

 

it's when an SPV fragment dangles precipitously N of the Can/U.S. border, a Pac S/W ejects underneath, and down she comes!   if the frequencies align, memorable phasing results, to put it lightly. 

 

not so sure though when the SPV that tries to come down is roughly half the polar mass of the cosmos though :arrowhead:

 

Yeah thats why i would have loved to see the 11-15 day, just pure weather porn would have ensued

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I'm still concerned with Scott about the the degree of arctic blocking.  EC ensemble last night actually had a slightly positive NAO in the day 8-10 range...while this op run is in the significantly negative territory.  The GFS/GEFS is also not gung ho about a -NAO.

 

The 11-15 day euro ensembles actually had a decenty -NAO...well at least IMO. I would take that any day.

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dude, you make it painfully obvious you don't understand basic meteorological concepts.

you can't have 470dm heights over James Bay, with 588 heights over Miami, and generate a KU storm on the EC - that's the point.

what's really at stake here is that you and your ilk of users on the board are losing patients and are so nerved up that you react before thinking.

Oh there are plentu of patients on this board
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I was looking at record lows for Caribou ME and I didn't realize how ridiculous 2009 was there. They have 6 of their 31 record low daily temps for January in 2009.

 

The potential cold shot lines up around the time of a lot of those record lows...and they are some of the toughest ones to beat in the month.

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I was looking at record lows for Caribou ME and I didn't realize how ridiculous 2009 was there. They have 6 of their 31 record low daily temps for January in 2009.

 

The potential cold shot lines up around the time of a lot of those record lows...and they are some of the toughest ones to beat in the month.

 

That was the year Big Black River recorded -50F, Van Buren held it previously at -48F

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That was the year Big Black River recorded -50F, Van Buren held it previously at -48F

 

Yeah what a sick month that was in Maine. It was very cold across all of New England, but Maine definitely got the real brunt of it in terms of anomalies. They've had some obscene torches there in recent winters (2010 is the worst)...but that was a real doozy for cold mixed in there. CAR had their all time lowest January temp (2nd lowest for any month...only Feb 1, 1955 had a colder reading. It was their 2nd coldest January on record...only 1994 was colder.

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Yeah what a sick month that was in Maine. It was very cold across all of New England, but Maine definitely got the real brunt of it in terms of anomalies. They've had some obscene torches there in recent winters (2010 is the worst)...but that was a real doozy for cold mixed in there. CAR had their all time lowest January temp (2nd lowest for any month...only Feb 1, 1955 had a colder reading. It was their 2nd coldest January on record...only 1994 was colder.

 

 

 

We try to forget 2010 Will......lol,

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The day 10 deal may be something to watch. PV lifts out and some energy dives in from Manitoba and tries to form a low off the coast.

 

Yeah, Its in clown range but will keep an eye on it, Depending on what happens next week it may be the next shot of winter weather up here

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Newest CCKW map shows the extra tropical rossby wave train at 155W 30N and the one continuing to develop at 150E 20N along with the CCKW at 165E 0N. Still on schedule the 155W RW should move over the eastern US on Jan 15-16 and the 150E should pass over the eastern US Jan. 22-23. Tip you still on board for 22-23 time frame with the PNA?

 

Also watching the GWO, the analogs are pointing to an arctic blast of air possible Jan 24-27 or Feb 2-4. I'm leaning more towards the 24-27 time frame since it coincides with the 2-3 week window after the SSW->PV split yesterday. Obviously models aren't feeling this yet but I think they will come around in the end. Still falls in line with my thoughts back on the the 5th that Jan 25-30 could see -33C 850 tmps sneaking over the northern plains or GLKS or NE.

 

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