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Mid to Long Range Discussion ~ 2024


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4 minutes ago, PackGrad05 said:

Important to note that the latest Euro ensembles seem to be focusing on two events...  one in the 6/7 timeframe and another around the 9/10 timeframe.  Both events have a mean of 1-2"...    The second event has 7/50 members at 10"+.  The majority of members are between 0-2"...  

so appetizer followed by dinner? Don’t mind if I do 

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 They keep getting colder. The bulk of the SE US being 8-12 F BN for 1/6-12 is easily the coldest Euro Weekly map I can recall for the SE US still over a week out and probably ever for any one week.

 Also, the weeks surrounding that week are cold, especially the week after with even it having many areas 7-10 BN! This run suggests a 5 to 7 BN Jan would be quite possible in most of the SE US similar to 2018, 2011, 1985, 1904, and 1887 Niñas. 1996/1984 Nina’s were not as cold and only 1918/1893 were even colder.

 So, this run implies a chance for the SE to have a top 3-7 cold Jan for La Niña out of ~40!

 

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2 hours ago, beanskip said:

TFW the 18z GFS shows a little spot of mixed precip over Osceola County Florida and snow just a few miles north of Tampa .... 

12Z EPS: a whopping 30 of 50 (60%) have at least a T of wintry precip somewhere in FL (largest % I can recall seeing over the years on EPS this far (a week+) out) with 13 of those giving TLH a T+!

18Z GEFS: 14 of 30 FL!

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 Per the model consensus, especially today’s GEFS, there’s a good chance for the following to verify when averaged out over Jan 1-11:

PNA > +0.5

AO < -2

NAO < -0.5

-EPO

 
 Since 1950 the only Jan 1-11 with this combo were 2010 and 1985 (the only La Niña). So, this would be a rare occurrence if it occurs. On top of that the MJO is forecasted to be favorable for a cold E US.

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1 hour ago, snowbird1230 said:

I think this guy is a kid that gets on his dad's account and posts..is there a children's thread he can play on?

I have been right more than most on this forum. I got receipts too. Noone has a sense of humor anymore either sheesh. You got a problem you're more than welcome to PM me. 

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1 hour ago, GaWx said:

 Per the model consensus, especially today’s GEFS, there’s a good chance for the following to verify when averaged out over Jan 1-11:

PNA > +0.5

AO < -2

NAO < -0.5

-EPO

 
 Since 1950 the only Jan 1-11 with this combo were 2010 and 1985 (the only La Niña). So, this would be a rare occurrence if it occurs. On top of that the MJO is forecasted to be favorable for a cold E US.

Trends are looking good!

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