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December Med/Long Range Disco


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You know there's something wrong with the pattern when there's a 1040hp north of lake ontario, lp to the south, precip in the area, and it's all rain. 

Day 5-6 Euro?  

 

As for the GEFS, yeah, they look rough.  In the MJO we trust.  Real winter will arrive...eventually.  

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here's a weenie spin on things....

HM said that the reason why we had the cold come in NOV was because the tropical forcing was early

OK, so if it was early, then it would have normally come in DEC

so if this DEC is warm, it's nothing more than an early JAN thaw

therefore, we'll be rocking JAN-MAR because the NINO looks to hold on and then get warmer by several lr models

and there you have it...a very, very sick mind

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here's a weenie spin on things....

HM said that the reason why we had the cold come in NOV was because the tropical forcing was early

OK, so if it was early, then it would have normally come in DEC

so if this DEC is warm, it's nothing more than an early JAN thaw

therefore, we'll be rocking JAN-MAR because the NINO looks to hold on and then get warmer by several lr models

and there you have it...a very, very sick mind

 

You usually don't get 4 months with 10"+ even in good Nino years, or most other years besides 95-96 and last year.  2009-2010 had January and March which weren't great. I think this year it will be December that stinks. As long as we get snow once the pattern is good, it shouldn't be a problem.

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If our December snow average wasn't 3 hours of heavy snow I'd be tempted to punt the month. Last 10 .. probably last 5 seem more hopeful, or into early yr.  But it is Dec and we're not in the core of the warm anomaly in the next bit, so accidents can happen. 

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Euro really digs the upper low next week and pops a coastal in a nice position.  Somehow it produces 850 temps almost to -10C.  Looks glorious, although that airmass must be crap.  GFS keeps the upper low to our north, however.  Euro ensembles are also supportive of the upper low digging well to our south.  Something to watch while we're sipping drinks with little umbrellas in them while sitting outside in shorts. 

 

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Euro really digs the upper low next week and pops a coastal in a nice position.  Somehow it produces 850 temps almost to -10C.  Looks glorious, although that airmass must be crap.  GFS keeps the upper low to our north, however.  Euro ensembles are also supportive of the upper low digging well to our south.  Something to watch while we're sipping drinks with little umbrellas in them while sitting outside in shorts. 

 

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the operational Euro does a 12/26/10 to as us it has precip going to our south and hooks around us to the SE

pretty obnoxious to watch actually

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the operational Euro does a 12/26/10 to as us it has precip going to our south and hooks around us to the SE

pretty obnoxious to watch actually

:lol: Of course it does.  Well, too early for those details.  Euro and some other guidance has been pointing at this time frame for a few days already, at least it's something to track. 

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This week was supposed to be a torch and it has been pretty seasonal. These warm ups have all been lame by the time they arrived.

I dont remember it ever looking torchy. We did have 2 days in the 60s(one day of 70s for some) and today should be well into the 50s. Seasonal overall though, which was pretty much as advertised by guidance. Problem is too many people are looking for a cold pattern with below average temps, which would be conducive to tracking more than rain and mangled wet flakes. Its early Dec so temps averaging around 50 are pretty typical. 

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