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Mid to Long Term Discussion 2017


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12 minutes ago, mackerel_sky said:

Yeah, imagine that! Coldest air in the world, ridge bridge, blockbuster pattern, haven't seen this look in 10 years, but none of that magical cold air is around for a storm?!! Classic 

 

11 minutes ago, mackerel_sky said:

But, but , but, the blocking ! Its historical, it won't let the highs slide out to sea! :(

 

18 hours ago, SimeonNC said:

a N Atlantic ridge is still good right?

 

13 hours ago, griteater said:

It tends to lead to a pattern of storm>cold>warm>storm.  It's preferred to have low pressure / troughing off the NE coast so that sfc highs don't quickly slip off said NE coast. 

The official AmericanWx data recorder shows that any notion of a blockbuster, historical, perfect pattern isn't true  :) 

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18 minutes ago, griteater said:

 

 

 

The official AmericanWx data recorder shows that any notion of a blockbuster, historical, perfect pattern isn't true  :) 

Although we've had the -EPO on our side for several years, we've also had that WAR for several years.  Highs scoot out quick, so it's amazing we've gotten the few storms that we have (but alot of sleet too). Probably again leaning on pure luck timing with this great pattern.  Honestly it seems this pattern is really only what we've seen for several years, only in December.   Would love to at some point see nothing but blues off the east coast. 

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2 minutes ago, griteater said:

A shortwave that dives south into the eastern trough immediately following the arctic frontal passage is the scenario that seems to have the most 'promise' in looking at the ensemble scenarios.  The Euro doesn't quite kick up a storm until it's off the NC coast

Which seems to be what the canadian was showing. People need to manage their expectations. I'll be happy with window dressing showers before NYE. 

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On ‎11‎/‎23‎/‎2017 at 11:08 AM, NC_hailstorm said:

CMC overtakes the GFS for 3rd now at day 5 and almost tied at day 6.GFS is just terrible beyond 5 days I personally don't even look at it but not terrible inside 5.Euro and Ukie still up top with the Ukie closing a bit lately.Check out day 5 and 6.

http://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/gmb/STATS/STATS.html

 

All the models been scoring low the last 7 days or so at Day 6.CMC continues to improve,solidly in 3rd and is the hot one at the moment.

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2 hours ago, NC_hailstorm said:

All the models been scoring low the last 7 days or so at Day 6.CMC continues to improve,solidly in 3rd and is the hot one at the moment.

Because the flow has been on steroids fast.  La Nina setups in the cold season always seem to miss how fast and progressive things really are...so I am always apprehensive in regards to depictions of blocking episodes in the extended...until it gets closer to SR.

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23 minutes ago, SimeonNC said:

The CLT snowhole strikes again lol

Perhaps because most of that snow is coming from clipper action? CLT is absolutely shielded by the mountains from anything from a clipper IMO.  

I think the mountains will do real well in December due to the clipper energy swirling around the PV.  Maybe have to take a trip up to Boone and get in on the action.  

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25 minutes ago, Stormsfury said:

Because the flow has been on steroids fast.  La Nina setups in the cold season always seem to miss how fast and progressive things really are...so I am always apprehensive in regards to depictions of blocking episodes in the extended...until it gets closer to SR.

Good to see you posting sir.

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