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Jan Medium/Long Range Disco: Winter is coming


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47 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

EPS made a similar improvement in the long range.  Actually shows signs of cutting energy under the NAO through the 50/50 which is the last step to making that a good snowstorm look here. 

For balance, I dislike your positive post.

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Ends up mostly rain but another step in the right direction for that period, which looked like a pure cutter with mild rain a couple runs ago.

If we get lucky the 7-8th event phases in with the TPV, creates another 50/50 and we stay on the right side of the gradient for a front ended Jan 9-11. It’s certainly possible if the block is real like in the EPs etc


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If we get lucky the 7-8th event phases in with the TPV, creates another 50/50 and we stay on the right side of the gradient for a front ended Jan 9-11. It’s certainly possible if the block is real like in the EPs etc


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The parade of pac waves actually helps us as it speeds up any wave and doesn’t allow them to get too amped. Just need support from a 50/50 and we should be good


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38 minutes ago, Heisy said:


If we get lucky the 7-8th event phases in with the TPV, creates another 50/50 and we stay on the right side of the gradient for a front ended Jan 9-11. It’s certainly possible if the block is real like in the EPs etc


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It phases with what's left of the 50-50 from the Jan 4th wave, which then reinforces the positive h5 heights over GL. That's the basic mechanism of an atmospheric block, and what keeps it sustained for a period of time.

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