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Mid/Late February will be rocking. (This year we mean it!) February long range discussion.


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2 hours ago, WxUSAF said:

 

EPS weeklies are dry with the progression with that H5 look Brooklynn posted??

I was referring to the EPS(not the weeklies) wrt the period after mid month through the end of the run. Doesn't have much of anything beyond the 12th.

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What keeps me awake at night????
February - March 1 will witness several threats but southward suppression will disappoint many.
I fear the NS will be too strong.  I hope I'm wrong but I must be honest.

We need a Nino man. Much less ns dominant type winters
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4 minutes ago, Ji said:


We need a Nino man. Much less ns dominant type winters

There is a prominent southward displaced jet in a Nino that is absent in a Nina, but with an amped PNA/EPO ridge and split flow there certainly can be a 'busy' NS at times. Once the pattern matures as the HL block develops, the NS energy will be focused more in the 50-50 region.

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the euro weeklies control run is still weenie with regionwide 18"+ lmao

i hate the controls runs of the weeklies especially, but it's just surprising to me how for the last 6 runs or so it just hasn't given up on the idea of a MECS+ storm with this pattern

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the euro weeklies control run is still weenie with regionwide 18"+ lmao
i hate the controls runs of the weeklies especially, but it's just surprising to me how for the last 6 runs or so it just hasn't given up on the idea of a MECS+ storm with this pattern

It looked like the gfs was about to light us up at 384 and then the show ended
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3 minutes ago, Ji said:


It looked like the gfs was about to light us up at 384 and then the show ended

yeah it looked like it was about to drop a nice one and maybe even a bigger one if u extrapolate far enough to where that aleutian low ejects a vort

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I don’t think it’s a coincidence both these models (control, GFs) have absolutely massive blocks at the end of there runs. Looks, it’s possible we get shutout a few days into the pattern change, but I’ll roll the dice with a massive AO block end of Feb into March. Just have to hopefully avoid -PNA and ridge link up.



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the euro weeklies control run is still weenie with regionwide 18"+ lmao
i hate the controls runs of the weeklies especially, but it's just surprising to me how for the last 6 runs or so it just hasn't given up on the idea of a MECS+ storm with this pattern

The control has the one MECS blow through on Mar. 14. I won’t make it that long
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For the PD potential: Developing rex block. NS energy now directed into the low pressure region of the block- the 50-50 low. Indication of a significant shortwave in the southern stream. Primary question is how much gain in latitude the deep moisture can make underneath the block. Need the STJ to be juiced/north biased, not weaker/suppressed south.

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