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November 2013 pattern and discussion


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How can someone prove you wrong? We have no control over the weather. Now, nature itself may prove you wrong, but I don't believe any individual has the power to prove you wrong. An individual may offer a contrary opinion or viewpoint, and be correct, but they would not have actively done anything to make their viewpoint come to fruition in contrast to yours.

That would be a huge blessing. Bring on the rainfall! If regular rainfall were to occur this winter, eventually we'll time things just right to match up with some cold air.

His theory? He always argues with wxsouth on fb. Fwiw weather south, jb have both said looks like a good winter for us. JB has been on it since May Now DT is saying samething as are others coming around to it. Only a few have said this is going to be a dud of a winter. Its only middle of November so we have a long way to go

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I'm pretty satisfied with the model output in the longer range right now with a real indication of the STJ firing up for December. That should really knock away the warm December forecasts off their stool. Plus, the EPO looks to hold neutral to negative.

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Moisture? Ha!  

 

at this point i am just happy to see a good, solid CAD set up for a change.  here (ne ga) we have had a couple of minor transient ones, but none of the good, old fashion roaring NE winds, dropping dewpoints. its been years!  once we get some good cads going we can look for the moisture lol

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His theory? He always argues with wxsouth on fb. Fwiw weather south, jb have both said looks like a good winter for us. JB has been on it since May Now DT is saying samething as are others coming around to it. Only a few have said this is going to be a dud of a winter. Its only middle of November so we have a long way to go

What about the possibility for a mediocre/average/so-so/grade c winter? From some discussions, one would think there's just a choice between good and bad? What about the many winters that have been toward the middle, especially temperaturewise? I'm leaning that way right now due to such a mix of factors. Whereas I don't see evidence for a cold winter right now based on the myriad of indices and what is predicted, I also know that Atlanta has hardly had two warm winters in a row such as the last two, much less three in a row, since 1879! No, I don't think each winter is totally independent of the prior winter. By the way, neutral ENSO tends to favor average winters on avg.

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What about the possibility for a mediocre/average/so-so/grade c winter? From some discussions, one would think there's just a choice between good and bad? What about the many winters that have been toward the middle, especially temperaturewise? I'm leaning that way right now due to such a mix of factors. Whereas I don't see evidence for a cold winter right now based on the myriad of indices and what is predicted, I also know that Atlanta has hardly had two warm winters in a row such as the last two, much less three in a row, since 1879! No, I don't think each winter is totally independent of the prior winter. By the way, neutral ENSO tends to favor average winters on avg.

 

Seems like I remember Dec 2010 was suppose to be warm and dry and we all know how that turned out in fact that entire winter was pretty awesome and on paper it was suppose to be a disaster and all the indices leaned towards a terrible winter. For all we have learned about long range forecasting there still are lots of little things that can setup that lead to patterns the indices dont really support which is what I love about weather. Seems the more we learn the more we see that we have a lot left to learn lol. 

 

So far this pattern is what I would call typical for around here, minus the backside Fropa snow event the other day those are pretty damn hard to come by here. 

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I would definitely be happy with an "average" winter. Average would be a big improvement over the last two winters. The last three winters were really extreme examples of what winters can be like. It's extremely unusual to have the warmth of the last two winters, and the 10-11 winter was very unusual as well. We can't have extreme winters every year so we are probably due for an average winter.

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Guess the 12Z sucks since no maps are showing up.

 

Actually, the 12Z Euro is downright frigid just north of the SE US in the 6-10. Interesting pattern!

 

Edit: Wow and I posted at same time lol.

 

240 hour map fwiw (entertainment) has 1-2" of snow per clown in AL/GA with Miller A forming far south and very cold sfc high to north with CAd.

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Gotta say this is the first time I can remember since '93 that the OP Euro is advertising a possible triple phase scenario for the east. Most likely not a verbatim hit with it still holding a little energy back in the SW however.  I've seen a few GEFS members show it a few times over the years. Not to give up anyone's hopes or anything.  :bag:   

 

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cmc has a similar look at 180 . this is fantasy land we are talking.

 

It has the tall PNA ridge and a southern s/w rolling down but the stars aren't quite aligned as they are on the 12z Euro.  It's a possible threat. We'll see how it evolves.

 

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This made me laugh so hard.

The sad part is, I really do have a flip phone, with an antenna. But, I predominantly use my work Blackberry. I can get to this site, but I can't pull up any maps on it. The ones posted here are little.

But I can still see that the 10 day Euro, as usual looks tasty!

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I hear the Euro looks interesting 10 days out. Are we really going to fall for that again? It already did this once a couple of weeks ago, and did the same thing a couple of times last winter.

 

No one is falling for it.  I think everyone here knows that this way too far out to even consider it. Plus climo is heavily against it anyway.  

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No one is falling for it.  I think everyone here knows that this way too far out to even consider it. Plus climo is heavily against it anyway.  

 

The Euro tends to be pretty good at 72h or less. So, if we get a storm within 72 hours, then we can call it a threat. I tend to look at the long range from a high level.... simply for the overall pattern. However, if a long range storm continues to be there on successive runs, then it bears watching. I agree with you on climo. It is still a bit too early to be thinking a major storm will bring substantial snow to us non-mountain folks.

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Well, there's no indication of any sustained cold on any of the models through day 10.  Cold shots, followed by warm-ups.  So, it ends up remaining quite variable.  The main storm track still appears to be to the west.  Haven't looked at index progs or ens yet, but operational models show nothing remarkable, outside the fact that it looks like we're maybe in for a wetter period, as long as the systems don't track too far west.

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