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December 2024 - Best look to an early December pattern in many a year!


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3 hours ago, ineedsnow said:

I lost power for 10 days in 2011 and I would do anything for a event like that again.. trees going down and constant shotgun blast.. neighborhood looked like a bomb went off it was awesome!! I was glad to be in the valley for that storm 

I lost it for 7 and wouldn't mind as much if it happens again since I have a wood stove and generator, but it wasn't so much fun back then.

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14 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Models are starting to  get away from the prolonged torch.

 

 

 

Holy blocking and ridge out west

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The warmth happens after this snapshot as the trough lifts out. The SE ridge builds and connects with the N Atlantic ridge while a trough starts to dig into Cabo. 

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Just now, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

The warmth happens after this snapshot as the trough lifts out. The SE ridge builds and connects with the N Atlantic ridge while a trough starts to dig into Cabo. 

The AO is still negative and projected to be negative.  I doubt the weather will be warm for a long period.

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GFS and Euro are vastly different beyond 12/15. They both have a chilly few days after next Wednesday's torch but the Euro insists on a -EPO with modest ridging in AK to help keep the cold air source close enough to prevent an all out torch. The GFS otoh has the dreaded GoA low and a strong SE ridge. It'll be interesting to see which one is closer to verifying.

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10 minutes ago, H2Otown_WX said:

GFS and Euro are vastly different beyond 12/15. They both have a chilly few days after next Wednesday's torch but the Euro insists on a -EPO with modest ridging in AK to help keep the cold air source close enough to prevent an all out torch. The GFS otoh has the dreaded GoA low and a strong SE ridge. It'll be interesting to see which one is closer to verifying.

Perhaps somewhat of a compromise, but the GFS probably has more of a grasp.

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3 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Perhaps somewhat of a compromise, but the GFS probably has more of a grasp.

Yeah, you're probably right. The EPS looks more like the GFS OP. Definitely higher heights than its own OP run. Do you think it's close the shades til after New Year's? That would line up with your outlook.

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Just now, H2Otown_WX said:

Yeah, you're probably right. The EPS looks more like the GFS OP. Definitely higher heights than its own OP run. Do you think it's close the shades til after New Year's? That would line up with your outlook.

The holiday week may begin the transition, but we probably aren't seeing a significant snow event throughout the majority of SNE until 2025.

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11 hours ago, ineedsnow said:

I lost power for 10 days in 2011 and I would do anything for a event like that again.. trees going down and constant shotgun blast.. neighborhood looked like a bomb went off it was awesome!! I was glad to be in the valley for that storm 

You would have loved to be in Templeton in 2008 for the ice storm.  Massive massive damage

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1 hour ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

The holiday week may begin the transition, but we probably aren't seeing a significant snow event throughout the majority of SNE until 2025.

It's just a repeat of the last decade. I'm not optimistic until a full scale change occurs. 

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Just now, NW_of_GYX said:

Torch cancel here next week. Beyond that the modeled pattern at h5 is no bueno but all caveats apply to sensible weather forecasts at that range. 

Hoping we get away with just some 40's and a couple rain showers at most up here, winter is well on its way currently and would stink to lose that progress 

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Just now, TheMainer said:

Hoping we get away with just some 40's and a couple rain showers at most up here, winter is well on its way currently and would stink to lose that progress 

We have a lot more runway than SNE. A well timed scooter high and we SWFE. GEFS pumps a serious ridge but there’s still cold lurking in our source region. Its not an all out Canadian torch

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