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December Medium/ Long Range


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3 hours ago, Terpeast said:

Its been warm up there for so long, it’s gonna take a while for it to freeze over. And with the upcoming 500 pattern, i’m not sure it will by christmas. That being said, there will be plenty of snow cover from the looks of it. 

Yeah, that will enhance the Snowcover on the Lee sides.

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It seems unlikely a NPAC trough will persist in a Nina, but who knows. If it does, ideally it retrogrades towards the Aleutians. The weeklies show that progression going forward. The orientation of the ridge as depicted here would probably make it difficult to get a digging shortwave to go neutral/negative until right at the coast/offshore. The period beyond this might be more interesting for storm chances, and probably with colder air in place. Maybe a NYE storm.

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21 hours ago, high risk said:

                   We get that you don't like computer forecasting models, but could you please stop spouting pure nonsense about them?

Keep in mind the thing  about free speech .  This is a weather discussion board-all aspects and components of weather.  You model worshippers are stuck with no ability to discuss anything other than what models give to you.  They are inefficient as far as the One aspect and one aspect only that I identify-wintertime low pressure placements for eastern 1/3 of nation. 
that needs correction and I will continue to address that reality. Mostly what I do is observations, with models a small segment of what I say, and  I’m here 365 unlike the snow bunnies so I will keep talking as I see fit

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11 minutes ago, JenkinsJinkies said:

It's barely a Nina though.

Based on traditional metrics maybe. Have you heard the oceans are really warm these days?

Temps in Nino 3.4 are quite cool relative to the rest of the Tropical Pacific. RONI > ONI.

 

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20 minutes ago, WEATHER53 said:

Keep in mind the thing  about free speech .  This is a weather discussion board-all aspects and components of weather.  You model worshippers are stuck with no ability to discuss anything other than what models give to you.  They are inefficient as far as the One aspect and one aspect only that I identify-wintertime low pressure placements for eastern 1/3 of nation. 
that needs correction and I will continue to address that reality. Mostly what I do is observations, with models a small segment of what I say, and  I’m here 365 unlike the snow bunnies so I will keep talking as I see fit

Not surprising you are also willfully ignorant about the first amendment. Free speech on an online weather forum lol. Go ahead and put that to the test you insufferable curmudgeon.

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6 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Not surprising you are also willfully ignorant about the first amendment. Free speech on an online weather forum lol. Go ahead and put that to the test you insufferable curmudgeon.

Haha, I think the both of us were working up a response to this ridiculous argument.  I wrote a response but moved it to the Banter thread.

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59 minutes ago, CAPE said:

It seems unlikely a NPAC trough will persist in a Nina, but who knows. If it does, ideally it retrogrades towards the Aleutians. The weeklies show that progression going forward. The orientation of the ridge as depicted here would probably make it difficult to get a digging shortwave to go neutral/negative until right at the coast/offshore. The period beyond this might be more interesting for storm chances, and probably with colder air in place. Maybe a NYE storm.

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The ficticious NYE storm...lol

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1 hour ago, WEATHER53 said:

Keep in mind the thing  about free speech .  This is a weather discussion board-all aspects and components of weather.  You model worshippers are stuck with no ability to discuss anything other than what models give to you.  They are inefficient as far as the One aspect and one aspect only that I identify-wintertime low pressure placements for eastern 1/3 of nation. 
that needs correction and I will continue to address that reality. Mostly what I do is observations, with models a small segment of what I say, and  I’m here 365 unlike the snow bunnies so I will keep talking as I see fit

        You say that NHC runs its own models which are not prone to big errors; you might be surprised to learn that the primary hurricane models are actually generated by the same U.S. center that generates the models you hate so much.   And those hurricane models actually use the same model core as the primary U.S. medium range model that drives you nuts.   And those hurricane model forecasts, and NHC, bust far more often that you realize.    Criticize models to your heart's content, but your 48 cent takes on what models are and how they're developed and run is tiresome.

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4 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

GEFS moves the MJO into warm phase 6 at the end of the two week period. EURO has half its members in the null phase in twowwwka.

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Given the strongly negative -pdo, I think we want to root for a stronger mjo pass through 6-7 into 8-1 in order to break up the pac jet and induce some pacific blocking

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