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January 2019 Discussion


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The good trends are the massive pattern change still on.   The threat over the upcoming weekend is fun if it happens but current guidance is weak.


Exactly. It’s the strongest signal yet this winter, but as stated yesterday, consider Jan 13-14 a beta release. If GEFS have a clue, the assembly line is really optimized starting Jan 20’s.

Also would not chase run to run swings. 0z GFS was very good.

What’s curious about these 6 hr swings is the massive changes at H5 for the weekend. Euro yesterday 12z had this abrupt change too. Maybe it’s a pattern transition, but something is causing H5 progs to be relatively unstable.
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53 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

 Well as mentioned many times previously, it’s not the pattern to get a storm up the coast really. We’ll see what today brings, but not good trends overnight.

Heights in the southeast being relaxed won’t help.  Sucker needs to gain some latitude across the southern tier for it to make a run at us.

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42 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Well I did see those but didn’t see the individual EPS members this morning. They looked decent at 12z

EPS trended flatter at 00z. Def not a good trend. Was hoping for better when the Ukie came in closer but didn't happen. We'll need to see a reversal pretty soon. 

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2 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

What will really be tough to take...is if the mid Atlantic scores another monster hit of 12-18, and we get shut out yet again!  That’s a tough pill to swallow....especially since we’ve been blanked for the winter so far since November 15th. 

 

 

But the pattern change! Ratters gonna rat.  That is the pattern.  

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18 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

What will really be tough to take...is if the mid Atlantic scores another monster hit of 12-18, and we get shut out yet again!  That’s a tough pill to swallow....especially since we’ve been blanked for the winter so far since November 15th. 

 

 

Maybe you need to change your name from Leblanc to Lachance.

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