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1 minute ago, Monmouth_County_Jacpot said:

Wait I thought winter was over? Quite a few had it cancelled on January 29th. Lol

So far I'm seeing a bunch of pretty maps and no results. We'll see what happens in a few weeks. 

I continue to believe the boundary ends up further north. Great pattern for SNE points north. 

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1 minute ago, SnoSki14 said:

So far I'm seeing a bunch of pretty maps and no results. We'll see what happens in a few weeks. 

I continue to believe the boundary ends up further north. Great pattern for SNE points north. 

that seems to be the trend happened to the 6th and 9th events

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3 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

A slopfest is possible for sure. Better chance for more frozen with the 9th system however only a slight north trend would lead to mainly rain

It doesn't change the fact that the pattern will get much better after the 10th.  Let's just hope it doesn't lead to suppression.

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1 hour ago, Allsnow said:

Have you looked at the other guidance for day 10-20 at 12z today? All caved towards the eps 

the Strat disruption can still cause block and cold without a full ssw or it being coupled. Strat disruption played a huge role in how cold the 14/15 winter was locally 

If the EPS 500 mb look verifies, then you would probably want to see more coupling than we have seen so far this season. This is why the -AO back in January faded pretty quickly. With coupling we would get more than a 5-7 day window where the gradient can finally sink to our south. 

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1 hour ago, bluewave said:

There was no real forcing in the 8-1-2 regions. It was mostly In the 4-5 regions. So the +PNA -EPO -AO Niña mismatch pattern was being driven by something else. But it’s possible that the background forcing in 4-5 may have lead to the unfavorable Pacific Jet response. Since Suffolk got 30 inches of snow with a legit MJO 8 back in January 2022. Notice how much more favorable the forcing was closer to and east of the Dateline in January 2022 than in 2025.

 

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I’m not disagreeing that we had p8 in January 2022 but there was a 8-1-2 Mjo pass this past January. The roundy and RMM plots  verify this 

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2 minutes ago, bluewave said:

If the EPS 500 mb look verifies, then you would probably want to see more coupling than we have seen so far this season. This is why the -AO back in January faded pretty quickly. With coupling we would get more than a 5-7 day window where the gradient can finally sink to our south. 

This will last more then 5-7 days 

 

after mid month the fear will be suppression. 

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4 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

Yeah the next 10 days is gravy before the pattern in scope occurs, or hopefully occurs. All the guidance is pointing to it so the chances are better than average. 

IMO 

 

The prime time will be from Super Bowl Sunday till Presidents’ Day. Then we will be In suppression city with very cold weather 

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I had said days ago don't buy into the 8th setup, even the 6th will be all rain at the coast probably because the high position is bad.  The 8th has a chance of starting as something frozen but more likely PL or FZRA.  Thereafter is where snow is more likely but still probably more of a classic SWFE where it goes snow to rain

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