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November 2013 pattern and discussion


WxJordan

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Yeah that snow shower last week's got me itching for January.  Nothing this month is going to work anyway, may as well wait for the right pattern to evolve in about 6 weeks or so. 

 

Still, I hate cold rain. 

 

No offense Cold Rain.....

Don't worry, "nothing last forever even cold November rain". I would not say nothing will work for this month. Climo will argue against it tho.

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Solar flux still rising,up to 157.9

 

This could be what is called  a double peaked solar max but I'm not ready to call that yet,we were in a valley between peaks but could be coming out of it.A solar surge was always on the table for late 2013-2014 but no one knew for sure because we still cannot predict it exactly yet.

 

QBO still positive too at 11.69

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Exactly. I would love for this pattern to go back and fourth right know then in mid December the pattern sets up for an extended period when climo really supports it. Good to see the cold up in Canada to.

 

That's right. To put it into perspective, just go and look back at the posts from this time last year, and the year before that.  We are in a much better position based on the weather we've experienced so far this fall and what the models are forecasting.

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Solar flux still rising,up to 157.9

 

This could be what is called  a double peaked solar max but I'm not ready to call that yet,we were in a valley between peaks but could be coming out of it.A solar surge was always on the table for late 2013-2014 but no one knew for sure because we still cannot predict it exactly yet.

 

QBO still positive too at 11.69

 

The double peak was expected as the southern hem of the sun perked up before sliding down to zero again. Who knows how long it'll stay at zero this time...

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That's right. To put it into perspective, just go and look back at the posts from this time last year, and the year before that.  We are in a much better position based on the weather we've experienced so far this fall and what the models are forecasting.

Great post WOW. We are in much better position this year than the past two. Shoot I have already reached lows this month that was colder that all of last winter. Having ample amount of cold air really helps also.

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Solar flux still rising,up to 157.9

 

This could be what is called  a double peaked solar max but I'm not ready to call that yet,we were in a valley between peaks but could be coming out of it.A solar surge was always on the table for late 2013-2014 but no one knew for sure because we still cannot predict it exactly yet.

 

QBO still positive too at 11.69

Is that a new QBO number or has it ticked down a little?

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Solar flux still rising,up to 157.9

This could be what is called a double peaked solar max but I'm not ready to call that yet,we were in a valley between peaks but could be coming out of it.A solar surge was always on the table for late 2013-2014 but no one knew for sure because we still cannot predict it exactly yet.

QBO still positive too at 11.69

Recalling from our conversation the other day, this is good, right? This could to SSW events, if I remember correctly, yes?
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You guys....it's only November 18. This is bonus cold baby.

Capt'n CR, sir, could you use your influence to reverse the maps so that storms showing up after truncation will now appear before truncation, and the reverse?  The long range has better storms, bigger gulf taps, and much deeper cold than the first week ever does.  Ten days ago this past weekend was full of deep gulf moisture, and when it got here, I got squat.  I believe a change is in order :)  For example, in early Dec. there is gulf moisture and deep cold on the gfs.  In the days and days before it gets here that storm will evolve into nothing.  Now were you to reverse the mapping, that storm would be two or three days out, with far less time to devolve.  Please, Capt'n, make it so!!  T

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Possibly off-topic, but  it was 85deg at MCN today.

A new record by 2 degrees.

 

So, four days ago, a record low of 21, beating the previous by 4 degrees,

and today,  record high of 85, beating the previous by 2.

 

GaWx, when's the last time a station in Georgia reported a record low and a record high in a 4 day timeframe?

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Capt'n CR, sir, could you use your influence to reverse the maps so that storms showing up after truncation will now appear before truncation, and the reverse? The long range has better storms, bigger gulf taps, and much deeper cold than the first week ever does. Ten days ago this past weekend was full of deep gulf moisture, and when it got here, I got squat. I believe a change is in order :) For example, in early Dec. there is gulf moisture and deep cold on the gfs. In the days and days before it gets here that storm will evolve into nothing. Now were you to reverse the mapping, that storm would be two or three days out, with far less time to devolve. Please, Capt'n, make it so!! T

Well, we'll need to recalibrate a phase inverter to match the harmonic frequency of a low-level inverse tachyon pulse, which we'll emit through the navigational deflector array. We'll have to run array's emitters through phase inverter and engage the inverter at the precise moment we initiate the pulse. The resulting momentary disruption in the subspace band should provide just enough time to rerun the model, which would effectively couple its physical parameters with the distortion, thus altering the model's output to the desired result. Engage.

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