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January Mid/Long Range Disco 3: The great recovery or shut the blinds?


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Was told by the mods that allow the word F* and selectively enforce other rules (sorry the lawyer in me) no thread for Wed Storm until Tuesday.  I plan to break the rule at 12Z tomorrow if warranted.
I hate this track. The angle is wrong and it's snows in PA before we get it!
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20 minutes ago, Weather Will said:
Was told by the mods that allow the word F* and selectively enforce other rules (sorry the lawyer in me) no thread for Wed Storm until Tuesday.  I plan to break the rule at 12Z tomorrow if warranted.

I hate this track. The angle is wrong and it's snows in PA before we get it!

I don’t think Wed. Is a big storm for us.  But if we get what the GFS is selling I will take it!!!! 

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2 hours ago, Weather Will said:

Was told by the mods that allow the word F* and selectively enforce other rules (sorry the lawyer in me) no thread for Wed Storm until Tuesday.  I plan to break the rule at 12Z tomorrow if warranted.

If you want to kill it, make a thread 

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7 hours ago, North Balti Zen said:

there's literally two forums on this board AND a special thread in this sub-forum that YOU started for that discussion. It can be discussed plenty. I read in that thread, the discussion is good!  But why can't you just keep it there? How is that so hard for you to adhere to? You are a teacher, you cool with your class rules just being ignored by your students? 

You misunderstand. I’m not saying people want want to dig into CC. what i meant was I think some even avoid ancillary topics like discussing why the SE ridge is so persistent simply because some of the analysis could overlap with CC and then some others go nuts about it. But we need to have the discussions. I’m not 100% sure it’s CC.  What I am sure of is over the last 7 years anomalous things have been happening. I suspect things. I don’t KNOW.  Maybe it’s all a confluence if other non AGW factors. But we don’t have the conversation because imo because no one wants to even get into a discussion that might even get close to the topic for fear of the reaction. It’s silly.   

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There is a decent signal for something other than rain across the MA between Feb 2-6th on the 0z GEFS. Multiple members depict snow/ice during that period, with several keying on the lower Mid Atlantic- a good sign imo to see suggestions of frozen to our south at this range. That possibility has been zero for the winter to this point. 

As depicted the pattern is driven by -EPO and displaced TPV. That gets the cold close and it may finally push southeastward through our area by the beginning of Feb. No real help in the NAO domain. The tendency for a ridge in the SE/ W Atlantic is going to be persistent.

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I've posted multiple times on this board and also on the WB board that we (the 95 corridor) were living through a golden period for monster storms as the Atlantic warmed and there was still cold air around.  Eventually I said that the Atlantic would get too warm and the east coast would hardly get any storms at all (of the snow type).  So far I'm right.  

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7 hours ago, psuhoffman said:

You misunderstand. I’m not saying people want want to dig into CC. what i meant was I think some even avoid ancillary topics like discussing why the SE ridge is so persistent simply because some of the analysis could overlap with CC and then some others go nuts about it. But we need to have the discussions. I’m not 100% sure it’s CC.  What I am sure of is over the last 7 years anomalous things have been happening. I suspect things. I don’t KNOW.  Maybe it’s all a confluence if other non AGW factors. But we don’t have the conversation because imo because no one wants to even get into a discussion that might even get close to the topic for fear of the reaction. It’s silly.   

There's a difference between passively discussing and actively or exclusively focusing on it. 5 paragraph posts every day or 2 talking about isn't passive. Only a few are really interested in speculating "why". The rest just want to know whats possible with a specific setup with no mention of 1960 or "coulda woulda shoulda". There's a fatigue here about this and there are a lot of people directly or indirectly saying as much. It would go a long ways in improving the "fun factor" here if we simply just stopped debating/beating. Nobody wants to avoid topics and nobody wants to keep getting hit over the head with the same stuff. Everything has been said. Let's try and give it a rest 

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5 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:

There's a difference between passively discussing and actively or exclusively focusing on it. 5 paragraph posts every day or 2 talking about isn't passive. Only a few are really interested in speculating "why". The rest just want to know whats possible with a specific setup with no mention of 1960 or "coulda woulda shoulda". There's a fatigue here about this and there are a lot of people directly or indirectly saying as much. It would go a long ways in improving the "fun factor" here if we simply just stopped debating/beating. Nobody wants to avoid topics and nobody wants to keep getting hit over the head with the same stuff. Everything has been said. Let's try and give it a rest 

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6 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:

There's a difference between passively discussing and actively or exclusively focusing on it. 5 paragraph posts every day or 2 talking about isn't passive. Only a few are really interested in speculating "why". The rest just want to know whats possible with a specific setup with no mention of 1960 or "coulda woulda shoulda". There's a fatigue here about this and there are a lot of people directly or indirectly saying as much. It would go a long ways in improving the "fun factor" here if we simply just stopped debating/beating. Nobody wants to avoid topics and nobody wants to keep getting hit over the head with the same stuff. Everything has been said. Let's try and give it a rest 

This is your best post. 

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25 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:

There's a difference between passively discussing and actively or exclusively focusing on it. 5 paragraph posts every day or 2 talking about isn't passive. Only a few are really interested in speculating "why". The rest just want to know whats possible with a specific setup with no mention of 1960 or "coulda woulda shoulda". There's a fatigue here about this and there are a lot of people directly or indirectly saying as much. It would go a long ways in improving the "fun factor" here if we simply just stopped debating/beating. Nobody wants to avoid topics and nobody wants to keep getting hit over the head with the same stuff. Everything has been said. Let's try and give it a rest 

Thanks Bob, appreciate this post. 

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The February torch Mets became very confident when they saw the MJO forecasted into Phase 4 ( warm phase for February).  Last couple of days the MJO has trended toward going into the null phase rather than Phase 4. Maybe  that explains some of the volatility in the longer range models.  It can also give us hope that February is not a shut the blinds month.

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The February torch Mets became very confident when they saw the MJO forecasted into Phase 4 ( warm phase for February).  Last couple of days the MJO has trended toward going into the null phase rather than Phase 4. Maybe  that explains some of the volatility in the longer range models.  It can also give us hope that February is not a shut the blinds month.
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I’ve never bought into this idea of a wall to wall torch in February. Especially after the warmth we just had in January (zero days below freezing for highs) We don’t typically see two very warm months back to back like that. Do we go through a 7-10 day window of warmth? Perhaps very warm? Probably. February is volatile like that, especially during a niña… but the MJO, among other teleconnections, are just so hard to nail down in the long range.

We all know we’ve had an epically terrible winter so far, and while it’s possible we strike out entirely, it’s not likely. Got to think we see some chances arise February into early march, even if they’re marginal in nature, and even if there’s warmth mixed in there. Unfortunately the progressive regime won’t allow a prolonged 3+ week period of winter weather, but I also don’t think we simply torch because the calendars turned to the month of February.


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