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1 minute ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Rainy season starts just in time…

 That’s funny,  I was thinking the same thing earlier. It does look like everybody gets a drink on Thursday and then the pattern looks a bit more active for a while.

we will see how long it lasts but it wouldn’t surprise me if ridging works its way back into the east.

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Sell the clown maps hard on this type of setup. Mountains in VT/NH would do ok but lower down would struggled unless you really crank omega and this far out that’s gonna be iffy…esp with somewhat weak thermal gradients. You worry about disorganization in precip field. 
 

Plus, still a chance the whole thing ends up further north. I still think there’s a good chance for some flurries and snow showers around the ULL on the weekend though. Many have a good shot at first flakes. 

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4 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Sell the clown maps hard on this type of setup. Mountains in VT/NH would do ok but lower down would struggled unless you really crank omega and this far out that’s gonna be iffy…esp with somewhat weak thermal gradients. You worry about disorganization in precip field. 
 

Plus, still a chance the whole thing ends up further north. I still think there’s a good chance for some flurries and snow showers around the ULL on the weekend though. Many have a good shot at first flakes. 

I agree..... Let's at least get the precip regardless of the type it is. 

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12 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Sell the clown maps hard on this type of setup. Mountains in VT/NH would do ok but lower down would struggled unless you really crank omega and this far out that’s gonna be iffy…esp with somewhat weak thermal gradients. You worry about disorganization in precip field. 
 

Plus, still a chance the whole thing ends up further north. I still think there’s a good chance for some flurries and snow showers around the ULL on the weekend though. Many have a good shot at first flakes. 

That seems most likely. Band of showers in SNE with heavier rains NNE

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16 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Sell the clown maps hard on this type of setup ALWAYS. They're nothing but pure garbage and lead to unnecessary hype and are a detriment to the field of forecasting because everyone just runs to snow maps and then whine and cry bust when the snow maps bust then blame for the forecast models for sucking. Mountains in VT/NH would do ok but lower down would struggled unless you really crank omega and this far out that’s gonna be iffy…esp with somewhat weak thermal gradients. You worry about disorganization in precip field. 
 

Plus, still a chance the whole thing ends up further north. I still think there’s a good chance for some flurries and snow showers around the ULL on the weekend though. Many have a good shot at first flakes. 

1000% 

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36 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Sell the clown maps hard on this type of setup. Mountains in VT/NH would do ok but lower down would struggled unless you really crank omega and this far out that’s gonna be iffy…esp with somewhat weak thermal gradients. You worry about disorganization in precip field. 
 

Plus, still a chance the whole thing ends up further north. I still think there’s a good chance for some flurries and snow showers around the ULL on the weekend though. Many have a good shot at first flakes. 

Just loop 925mb temps then look at that snow map and it’s like :blink:.

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Forgetting about next week’s system for a minute, the EPS continue to trend too toward a colder start to December (and very end of November) 

This is actually looking a lot colder from a hemispheric pattern perspective than even a few runs ago. We’ll see how it looks as we get closer but this would likely be an interesting pattern to follow in early December if it maintains. 
 

 

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this goes for everyone … let’s let it go 
no one’s changing any minds or moving any needles. 
just agree to disagree and move on to something fun. 
 

That gfs run showing the end of the dry period, seasonal cool and multiple chances could certainly unite us. Is that the -nao doing its thing?


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49 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Forgetting about next week’s system for a minute, the EPS continue to trend too toward a colder start to December (and very end of November) 

This is actually looking a lot colder from a hemispheric pattern perspective than even a few runs ago. We’ll see how it looks as we get closer but this would likely be an interesting pattern to follow in early December if it maintains. 
 

 

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yeah seeing the persistent troughing over Japan and N of HI is encouraging. the PDO would also continue to rise if these troughs were to develop. nice seeing the cross polar flow as well... we've had ineffective -EPOs with a +WPO alongside them in recent years

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6 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Dry beget dry?  
We all will get some rain on Thursday. 
TBD if it’s over or under .25”

Hard to say beyond that but models are showing a more active pattern. 

Yeah very little doubt it rains Thursday. My gut just says the soaking rain  say .75 higher are up north .  These almost always  trend north  . Hopefully my gut is very wrong 

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