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January Medium/Long Range Discussion


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Cherry picking obviously....but just another op run with a wild +anom over the top.  The exact location and expanse changes each run but pretty consistent with an extreme ridge in the Arctic region at 500 in the LR.  Usually when the op consistently sees something like this the ens will adjust.  No idea if it means snow and cold for our region but definitely something new compared to what we have now.

Something changes drastically around h300 over the past few runs.  The stagnant PAC ridge gets shoved poleward and a new regime settles into the Pacific.  Possibly the jet extension that was mentioned.... which is certainly noticeable around that same hour.

Latest is a 582dm ridge just north of AK.

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7 minutes ago, poolz1 said:

Cherry picking obviously....but just another op run with a wild +anom over the top.  The exact location and expanse changes each run but pretty consistent with an extreme ridge in the Arctic region at 500 in the LR.  Usually when the op consistently sees something like this the ens will adjust.  No idea if it means snow and cold for our region but definitely something new compared to what we have now.

Something changes drastically around h300 over the past few runs.  The stagnant PAC ridge gets shoved poleward and a new regime settles into the Pacific.  Possibly the jet extension that was mentioned.... which is certainly noticeable around that same hour.

Latest is a 582dm ridge just north of AK.

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It seems like no matter what scenario  is spit out by the models the trough stays out west.  It moves around a bit but never moves east.  Hard to be enthused about any look …new or otherwise.  I mean there isn’t even a WAR in that map.  

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2 hours ago, poolz1 said:

Cherry picking obviously....but just another op run with a wild +anom over the top.  The exact location and expanse changes each run but pretty consistent with an extreme ridge in the Arctic region at 500 in the LR.  Usually when the op consistently sees something like this the ens will adjust.  No idea if it means snow and cold for our region but definitely something new compared to what we have now.

Something changes drastically around h300 over the past few runs.  The stagnant PAC ridge gets shoved poleward and a new regime settles into the Pacific.  Possibly the jet extension that was mentioned.... which is certainly noticeable around that same hour.

Latest is a 582dm ridge just north of AK.

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EPS mean is much faster with the poleward shift of the stagnant PAC ridge. By 240 hrs it has already moved well into the EPO region. GEPS wants to keep things steady and status quo wrt recent maritime longwave pattern. Usually a sign a change is indeed coming when the ens start disagreeing more in the LR.

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9 minutes ago, StormchaserChuck! said:

Yeah, it's going to be a very cold January. Let's see if we can get some precip patterns.. at the very least, La Nina is canceled out. It's usually wetter late Jan into Feb anyway. 15-16 is actually coming up as an analog, although we won't bomb a 30" blizzard probably. 

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I'd be happy with climo snowfall and like -2 temps for Jan and Feb.

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15 minutes ago, StormchaserChuck! said:

Yeah, it's going to be a very cold January. Let's see if we can get some precip patterns.. at the very least, La Nina is canceled out. It's usually wetter late Jan into Feb anyway. 15-16 is actually coming up as an analog, although we won't bomb a 30" blizzard probably. 

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Well Chuck nailed the super ----------------- PNA weeks in advance, so maybe he's on to something here?

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GEFS, EPS, and CMC ens all have a wave riding along the boundary with cold air pressing in the Jan 2-3 timeframe. This has looked like a period of interest and guidance has been hinting for a few days, but more impressive in last night's runs.  Looking at h5, the EPS and CMC ens have a somewhat deeper trough than the GEFS, implying a chance for a bigger storm.

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24 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

WB 6Z GEFS…at least January temps look to be in the cards next week, with some snow chances increasing 

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That's all we can ask for. That is quite an incursion of cold air into the U.S. in January. Since it's 10-15 days away, it's hard to trust the models based on their track record. So we wait.

 

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9 hours ago, StormchaserChuck! said:

Yeah, it's going to be a very cold January. Let's see if we can get some precip patterns.. at the very least, La Nina is canceled out. It's usually wetter late Jan into Feb anyway. 15-16 is actually coming up as an analog, although we won't bomb a 30" blizzard probably. 

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So should I bring the petunias and geraniums inside?

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