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20 hours ago, EasternLI said:

The tropical stuff is another area with question marks. There's a good amount of spread amongst the members in that regard. Still a lot of questions and doesn't inspire much confidence in anything currently. Uncertainty reigns for now. 

I think that you put your finger on it. The 360 hr EPS below is a La Niña phase 6 for January on the Pacific side. So it may be really struggling in where to place the convection from run to run. We probably need to see what it does in the next few runs. 


Image below courtesy of the New England forum 


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1 minute ago, bluewave said:

I think that you put your finger on it. The 360 hr EPS below is a La Niña phase 6 for January on the Pacific side. So it may be really struggling in where to place the convection from run to run. We probably need to see what it does in the next few runs. 
 

Me posting the below images below is not an endorsement of what the model is showing since this was a big continuity jump in one run. This is for informational purposes only. Wait a few more runs to see how the tropical forcing shakes out.


Image below courtesy of the New England forum 


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Yeah, I mean there's a combination of factors happening in the upcoming period. Just a challenging set of circumstances right now. 

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5 minutes ago, EasternLI said:

Yeah, I mean there's a combination of factors happening in the upcoming period. Just a challenging set of circumstances right now. 

Most pattern changes are challenging and difficult to predict...........but I think we will have opportunities down the road in the not too distant future......

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2 minutes ago, NEG NAO said:

Most pattern changes are challenging and difficult to predict...........but I think we will have opportunities down the road in the not too distant future......

Something is going to happen to that Pacific Ridge. So we'll roll the dice with that for now. I don't have anything against the uncertainty other than it's kind of frustrating. At the same time, it keeps us alert. We're just trying to read the tea leaves here. But someone keeps rearranging them!! :lol:

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We will never in this area have a sustained perfect or near perfect pattern for snow and cold. Never have, never will. Arguing that any good patterns may be transitory is literally arguing against nothing, that no one has claimed. Discuss the pattern, sure. Discussing that it wont last? Ok, say it once. There, convo over. Doesnt need to be repeated (or tweet pasted). 
 

now back to discussing the weather. 

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1 hour ago, EasternLI said:

Yeah, I mean there's a combination of factors happening in the upcoming period. Just a challenging set of circumstances right now. 

The convection on the 12 EPS 360 forecast is strung out across the phase 6 and 7 regions. 
 

12z 360 hr EPS forecast


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8 minutes ago, bluewave said:

The convection on the 12 EPS 360 forecast is strung out across the phase 6 and 7 regions. 
 

12z 360 hr EPS forecast

 

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Yeah, I was flipping through the individual members. They were all over the place later in the run. The general consensus still appears to be a jog east on the mean via VP200. But it's not a huge confidence booster seeing that the individuals are doing that afterwards. 850 winds take a jog east too on the mean so that helps. Still fairly strong easterlies in the IO throughout that run. Which are being shown to expand east a bit more into the Indonesia area at the same time. So this will be interesting to keep track of. 

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12 minutes ago, EasternLI said:

Yeah, I was flipping through the individual members. They were all over the place later in the run. The general consensus still appears to be a jog east on the mean via VP200. But it's not a huge confidence booster seeing that the individuals are doing that afterwards. 850 winds take a jog east too on the mean so that helps. Still fairly strong easterlies in the IO throughout that run. Which are being shown to expand east a bit more into the Indonesia area at the same time. So this will be interesting to keep track of. 

Yeah, the 12z GEPS was the same as the 12 EPS at 360 hrs. Looks like a blend of phase 6 and phase 7 forcing. That’s where the standing wave has been stuck for a while now.

 

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5 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Yeah, the 12z GEPS was the same as the 12 EPS at 360 hrs. Looks like a blend of phase 6 and phase 7 forcing. That’s where the standing wave has been stuck for a while now.

 

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That is certainly a plausible possibility with that warm pool in mind. The ironic thing about your example there is that if that was shifted east by about 20 degrees or so. It would set up a pretty stunning pattern on the Pacific side. 

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29 minutes ago, EasternLI said:

That is certainly a plausible possibility with that warm pool in mind. The ironic thing about your example there is that if that was shifted east by about 20 degrees or so. It would set up a pretty stunning pattern on the Pacific side. 

Geps look great 

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yeah... this system is pretty intriguing if that southern stream energy can separate enough. if so, it would be able to amplify and become something like the 00z GFS, which is a gorgeous solution at 500mb. cold air would not be a problem given a good source region in Canada and a rapidly developing SLP

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the ECMWF made a step towards holding the SS energy back, which is the main thing to look for here imo

the GEFS is also more in favor of greater stream separation as well as a more amplified southern stream... these both bode well for this event more amplified ridging out west as well, this likely helps the SS gain amplitude

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