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Mid to Long Range Discussion ~ 2024


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13 minutes ago, BooneWX said:

I by no means am wishing for an ice storm but that has been an interesting drought to follow as well. I’d be curious as to when everyone’s neck of the woods last saw a significant (greater than 1/4 inch) ice event. I couldn’t tell you for me, no clue.

 The southside of Atlanta/airport E to Augusta and into SC had a bad ZR in Feb of 2014. That one took down the Eisenhower Tree at Augusta National.

 In my area, where ZR events are typically few and very far between, we had a rare 1/4” of ice accretion from 1/2” of ZR in the great SE coastal winter storm of early Jan of 2018. It stopped just shy of causing widespread, major problems.

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15 minutes ago, strongwxnc said:

I Assume this would be most for this area. . Unless Im missing one. I had just had a first real job a few months before this after college.

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Jan 16, 2022 was our last 0.25” of ice. So not that long ago but it’s been exceedingly rare. We used to specialize in ice, maybe not full blown ice storms, but most systems following a cold snap would at least start as an hour or two of ice

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1 hour ago, BooneWX said:

It’s pretty stinkin apparent to me as to why we’re in the situation we’ll be in. Looking at the GEFS 850s and it’s clear our Pacific jet is absolutely raging just after Christmas and at least through new years. You have the most modest PNA going on but it really doesn’t matter because the jet fuel is aimed right at the top of the ridge, flooding all of Canada and the lower 48 with mild air. I guess if there’s any optimism, that’s what it is, mild air, but I know we’re starting to approach prime climo and this isn’t what anyone wants to see. 
 

idk what’s going on with the Pacific, I’d say it’s likely tied to a higher amplitude phase 6 MJO but we’ve seen the Pacific jet torch defy all odds for years. I’m hanging on to optimism, not necessarily because I’m ok with the lack of snow, I want it as bad as anyone, but eventually we’re going to crack the drought and I’m just at the point where I’ve been let down enough to not let it phase me anymore. 

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Yeah, Pac Jet ruining things again. I remember in the mild Winter of 01-02 of being in what should have been a perfect pattern for a cold and snowy Eastern US but, Canada was flooded with mild air so, it was too warm. The best we can hope for is CPF sets up and last awhile to cool everywhere back down or a cold core storm system that can still produce Snow.

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 At RDU: Yesterday’s 12Z Euro had a very cold mid 30s at 1PM on 12/25. Today’s 0Z had mid 40s. Today’s 12Z Euro has low 50s (close to normal).

 This strong warmup is not the least bit surprising because yesterday’s Euro was a huge cold outlier/head-fake that I wasn’t buying (as per my post).

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Hopefully the folks over at BamWx are as right as they were last year. I think the worry about a warm canada is overblown, IF and only if the pattern is truly PV driven in January. If not, then yeah it'll take a while to slowly build cold air back in. But a north south stretched lobe of the PV parking itself in the Hudson Bay, funneling air straight off the pole, is not a slow building scenario.

https://x.com/bamwxcom/status/1868717494594089454?s=46&t=BVabKZBl0JP2qfoqs7LgyQ

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14 minutes ago, GaWx said:

 At RDU: Yesterday’s 12Z Euro had a very cold mid 30s at 1PM on 12/25. Today’s 0Z had mid 40s. Today’s 12Z Euro has low 50s (close to normal).

 This strong warmup is not the least bit surprising because yesterday’s Euro was a huge cold outlier/head-fake that I wasn’t buying (as per my post).

Yeah, other Suite's were right. We were all hoping the Euro would score a Coup.

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17 minutes ago, SnowDawg said:

Hopefully the folks over at BamWx are as right as they were last year. I think the worry about a warm canada is overblown, IF and only if the pattern is truly PV driven in January. If not, then yeah it'll take a while to slowly build cold air back in. But a north south stretched lobe of the PV parking itself in the Hudson Bay, funneling air straight off the pole, is not a slow building scenario.

https://x.com/bamwxcom/status/1868717494594089454?s=46&t=BVabKZBl0JP2qfoqs7LgyQ

What did they predict last year? 

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The MJO is headed toward phase 6 for the days preceding Christmas. Phase 6 is the warmest on average for NDJ:

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 I’m looking forward to what the non-GFS model consensus is suggesting for early Jan, weak to moderate left side of MJO diagram. If this verifies, it would be conducive to a return to cold in the SE US then. Now the latest bc GEFS has other ideas with it stalling in moderate amp 7 and turning back into 6. Hoping it is off its rocker! That would not be good. Unfortunately the GEFS sometimes comes through on its own.

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21 minutes ago, GaWx said:

The MJO is headed toward phase 6 for the days preceding Christmas. Phase 6 is the warmest on average for NDJ:

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 I’m looking forward to what the non-GFS model consensus is suggesting for early Jan, weak to moderate left side of MJO diagram. If this verifies, it would be conducive to a return to cold in the SE US then. Now the latest bc GEFS has other ideas with it stalling in moderate amp 7 and turning back into 6. Hoping it is off its rocker! That would not be good. Unfortunately the GEFS sometimes comes through on its own.

Yeah, hopefully we go low amp 8 and COD . Research shows, as I think you even showed results and findings awhile back that showed that a the best for the SE.

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