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Dec/Jan Medium/Long Range Disco


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Just now, Chris78 said:

What changed over the last few days that now so many northern vorts are involved? 

Compared to more pure southern stream

Guidance seems to be picking up on the impressive amplitude of the EPO ridge, which exhibits a wave break, capturing NS energy underneath in the flow between it and  the west side of the TPV, sending it southward. It's pretty exciting from a physics perspective, but it becomes more complex wrt getting the ultimate outcome we want. We do simple pretty well.. complicated is more of a crapshoot lol.

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13 minutes ago, CAPE said:

 Not binary. There are always gray areas. Nuance. 

Don't know the reason for the snark here as I just asked a layman question...but getting back to the point I get it. I was legit wondering--this is my first niño tracking since being on this board (I was here in 2016 but wasn't looking at things as closley), so I really haven't known what to expect on some things like that. How much NS we get in a niño, how it looks...etc.

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3 minutes ago, Kevin Reilly said:

LOL did you see the 12z GFS the same storm was 972 275 miles out and on January 3rd.  As I said it will come west it did now split the difference in 12z GFS and 18z GFS and BOOM!

Those are two different waves not the same one. 18z gfs is still out to sea with the energy the 3rd

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8 hours ago, psuhoffman said:

I agree with the CC point. Wrt this winter I want to get more snow from this next window also but I wouldn’t rule out still going epic even if it doesn’t start until late January.  Week SPV, Nino, -qbo the ingredients are there to go on an absolute tear if we can just time things up.  We can hit climo in one storm in a Nino.  Then all we need are a couple other hits and we get into memorable season territory.  1958, 1966, 1987, 2010 all had epic runs post Jan 20.  So long as we see the seeds being laid, nao going negative mainly…I think we are still ok  

 

One reason is that NWP is better at picking out the major long wave flow at range than discreet surface features. Another is that we can look at an ensemble mean to get an even better idea of the long wave pattern but you can’t do that as effectively with surface features. Plus if you are skilled you’re often better off figuring out what should happen given the long wave pattern at range than relying on the surface details of nwp. 

Right.. I dont know if anyone remembers this but the weather channel used to have a segment called "A look ahead" where they would show the jet stream pattern up to 7-10 days in the future.  It was a great segment and they used it to warn people ahead of time for snow storm potential.  That  was probably my earliest memories of following weather models. 

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1 minute ago, WSWL said:

 

You are the only poster who gives a crap about these stupid, worthless maps. Please just stop 

I personally like Weather Will's contributions, including these crazy maps. Have some Christmas cheer, man....or at least have another spiked egg nog. Merry Christmas everyone! May we all be blessed with massive snows soon.

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8 minutes ago, WSWL said:

 

You are the only poster who gives a crap about these stupid, worthless maps. Please just stop 

That’s not the Christmas spirit, Clark. Have a drink, go for a walk, to bed, etc. let’s not be nasty with each other tonight. That can resume on the 26th. 

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2 hours ago, MDScienceTeacher said:

Right.. I dont know if anyone remembers this but the weather channel used to have a segment called "A look ahead" where they would show the jet stream pattern up to 7-10 days in the future.  It was a great segment and they used it to warn people ahead of time for snow storm potential.  That  was probably my earliest memories of following weather models. 

I am sure that segment would do very well today LOL.  I do remember that always gave me hope in times of despair when it came to snow. 

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Hello Kevin Reilly!

I see you awarded me a hot dog. I dont understand why. I am not a weenie.

Oh wait. I AM a snow weenie!

Model runs are NOT going down.

Jan 22, 2024. That's the day. Get your shovels. Stock up on stuff that keeps you awake. On Jan 10 we are all gonna be tracking a storm. There is going to be cold air just in time. We are all going to be GLUED to the models.

This storm will develop over the Gulf then make the turn and slowly lumber up the East Coast. A Siberian air mass will be filtering down. There is going to be a ton of excitement in not just our sub, but in subs up and down the East Coast, SNE is going to get clobbered as well by this, but it is going to be such a slow mover that it will dump ridiculous amounts of snow in Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia and over the entire Mid Atlantic then bury Philly, New York City and on up into the Canadien Maritimes. This storm will reach a point, a sweet spot that in effect is the 40/70 Benchmark for a snowstorm blasting the Mid Atlantic! The Northeastern ski resorts are going to be absolutely buried, even by THEIR standards! They will get all their winter snow mojo back in one fell swoop. This storm is going to be BIG, especially for the DC Metropolitan Region. Tracker will be back in time for this one, and Northwest DC will get buried alive in snow! Much of West Virginia will get demolished by this storm as well!

We can still drink ourselves right into a stupor lol. Drink up and be merry, because regardless of how many hotdogs I get awarded, Mid Atlantic is still gonna get obliterated by snow come Jan 22 2024.

Merry Christmas!

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