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Spring 2015 Medium/Long Range Discussion


andyhb

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lol @ calling the pac ridge that has been present for 2 years running transient

 

even bigger on 0z

 

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I was talking about the upper low over the center part of the country. Either way, that ridge is coming in flatter. Like I said transient.

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12z goes even bigger :lmao:

 

being right all the time is hard

Being right about what, I didn't know we fast forwarded 7 days already. Either way, you keep going hard at this, it really is embarrassing. Keep riding that 7-10 forecast that has been over-amplified every single day for the last month and a half though.

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Paging JB's active severe weather pattern

 

Another reason to dislike him besides all of his other nonsense.

 

On the other hand, I've been reading Victor Gensini's blog as of late and he has had success with relatively long range tornado prediction.

 

Here's a snippet: http://www.gensiniwx.com/2015/04/extended-range-tornado-activity.html

 

Evaluation through March and prediction for April (note the comment about the mid-month lull which looks to take place): http://www.gensiniwx.com/2015/03/a-quiet-year-for-severe-weatherso-far.html

 

I did see him tweet the other day that late April into May might see another uptick: https://twitter.com/gensiniwx/status/586678608371916800

 

Thundersnow might have some input here.

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Another reason to dislike him besides all of his other nonsense.

 

On the other hand, I've been reading Victor Gensini's blog as of late and he has had success with relatively long range tornado prediction.

 

Here's a snippet: http://www.gensiniwx.com/2015/04/extended-range-tornado-activity.html

 

Evaluation through March and prediction for April (note the comment about the mid-month lull which looks to take place): http://www.gensiniwx.com/2015/03/a-quiet-year-for-severe-weatherso-far.html

 

I did see him tweet the other day that late April into May might see another uptick: https://twitter.com/gensiniwx/status/586678608371916800

 

Thundersnow might have some input here.

 

Yeah he's digging into some cool stuff, although I'm not sure how much he wants released besides what he's put on his blog so far. He thinks it gets more active in the period you've said and he did nail this last active period 

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With some brief relaxations, this has been the dominant pattern for 2+ years now. Hoping it continues right into summer and through next winter :)

 

A strong -NAO/AO has not been the dominant pattern over the last 2 years...

 

Southern tier of US should still remain active depending on how far south the cold front from the ULL makes it, but severe potential for Great Lakes area will likely be shut down heading into May. I'm not complaining considering some areas further south could still use some rain to moisten things up for May/June.

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