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1 hour ago, Bob Chill said:

In a nina or cold neutral, you kinda have to root for a +tnh pattern in general unless a real blocky winter pattern shows up.  That's why I've been aligned with the idea since fall. It's not just temps, it's prob the best way this season to get anything in the NS to track under us or at least approach from the south.  95-96 is not walkin in the door imho so the next best way to keep the SE ridge or any semblance of such out of our faces is getting it smashed down by a progressive -epo/+tnh longwave pattern. In some ways, it's a best case scenario in a winter that is highly unlikely to overperform. I don't think anyone is expecting anything close to a big winter. We just want to drink a little sweet lemonade instead of other yellow beverages that keep getting served lol

 

Exactly! Absolutely right on Point with everything Bob !!!

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2 hours ago, dallen7908 said:

Obviously, you're kidding but although the phase speed is slowing due to interference from La Niña conditions the magic land of phase 7 is still expected to be reached in early January according to the NOAA CPC Weekly MJO Update that was posted here yesterday by Eskimo Joe and hinted at by WxUSA and with it chances of measurable snow.  Hopefully, we'll luck into something before then. 

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As a side note, if one looks closely at the ensemble MJO forecasts, it seems like there are often one or two members that go backwards.  I remember reading somewhere that NWP models often not infrequently predict the MJO to go backward, but it almost never happens.  That goes into the "I wonder why they can't fix that" file.

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