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January 2016 Disco/Obs: A New Year, A New Pattern


Rjay

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Since we are all posting the highs for the extreme southern & eastern areas lets go with the northern areas

 

KSWF had a high of 39

Thank you brother. 50 showed up 2 hours E. 40 showed up 2 hours N and right smack in between KNYC hit 45.

Bundle up .

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Roller coaster temperature pattern coming up. First few days of January above normal

followed by below normal next several days. Rebound after the cold  next few days to

above normal temperatures. Turning colder again early next week as a storm

drags the PV into SE Canada.

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Roller coaster temperature pattern coming up. First few days of January above normal

followed by below normal next several days. Rebound after the cold next few days to

above normal temperatures. Turning colder again early next week as a storm

drags the PV into SE Canada.

I hope the Pv doesn't suppress everything next week

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A few  mood flakes from time to time , first time all season obviously 31 at JFK ( below freezing for first time this season... says a LOT about how things have gone). The 2 storms upcoming, from all reading , models and analysis I have read appear to mostly be rain at this juncture. Hoping for some signs of change in that respect with the 2nd LP

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GFSx for the next 7 days and the already +5 for the month still say we will be at +4, now out to the morning of the 12th.   We may still be two days away from trying to erode any of that +4 at that time to boot. 

So let's see what we have for a pattern change>>>>34 consecutive AN days forllowed by two BN days, then another 8 AN days.   There is no high latitude, upper level blocking or we would be having a snowstorm over the weekend.   Cold air is denser and heavier than equal volumes of warm air and generally harder to move around, yet this cold air mass flees the scene right off.

Pattern change?!?!?!       Look for that on Wall St.

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