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2 minutes ago, Go Kart Mozart said:

Last couple of euro runs just missing on a big phase.  This from the 0z:

ecmwf_z500aNorm_namer_8.png

This is the 12z run for the 5th of DEC, it shows the disconnect between the two streams, the Pacific disturbance is out way ahead of the arctic shortwave, allowing it to go out to sea, instead of digging the arctic shortwave into the Great Lakes region, the arctic shortwave is pushed eastward north of Lake Superior, this pushes our system out to sea without any fanfare.  The GFS is opposite and instead pushes our shortwave over the coastline favoring interior for snowfall.  A track down the middle seems most appropriate at this time.  This is similar to the Jan 05 Blizzard H5 data on the 22nd at 12z.  Not saying the same results will happen, just saying this has tremendous potential.

Classic El Nino pattern with a -NAO, +PNA and a -AO present.png

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36 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

We've got chances dec 5-10 while almost the entire region had a frigid November ranging anywhere from above average to historic for snowfall.

  That's more than we can ask for in any given year. 

Of course that means some cancelled winter before December....

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5 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

So we’re breaking out all time storm analogs because the end of the ensemble runs look like slightly more serviceable garbage?

im not convinced after the first week or two of December we don’t enter a somewhat prolonged hostile stretch.

Next week shows some promise 

Singular 

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