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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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12 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

We actually have a good West-based La Nina going

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I went back to 1998, and found 14 analogs to the West-based La Nina event. Here is what they showed for the following March
US Temps:

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500mb... the important part is the N. pacific pattern:

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Matches the current LR GEFS over the Pacific.. 384hr

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Eps at 360hrs says not so fast!

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48 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

We actually have a good West-based La Nina going

1aa-33.gif

I went back to 1998, and found 14 analogs to the West-based La Nina event. Here is what they showed for the following March
US Temps:

3-6.png

500mb... the important part is the N. pacific pattern:

2aaa-5.png

Matches the current LR GEFS over the Pacific.. 384hr

1A-67.gif

I see 2012 as an analog, which was such a statistical outlier. I do think March will be warm this year, but I doubt it comes anywhere near 2012

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3 minutes ago, Maxim said:

I see 2012 as an analog, which was such a statistical outlier. I do think March will be warm this year, but I doubt it comes anywhere near 2012

It was a west-based Nina though. 1=1. You can't throw it out unless something else that is happen doesn't match. In this case I'm using ENSO, because the La Nina has come relatively late, and the SOI is running positive, etc..  Winter trend though has been for +PNA, so we'll see how that goes. 

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12 minutes ago, Maxim said:

I see 2012 as an analog, which was such a statistical outlier. I do think March will be warm this year, but I doubt it comes anywhere near 2012

Was that the year it was 85-90 almost everyday for weeks? I remember it looked like mid Summer by April first that year. That was the worst winter. We didn't get a flake here. The coldest morning was like 28.

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24 minutes ago, Ji said:


Ai is nothing like eps
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Fwiw, my personal opinion on the AI is that post 7 days it's as unreliable as any other operational run post day 7. Ensembles do better post day 7 imho. Can it be right post day 7? Sure, just as often as any other operational model.  Meaning, it's dumb luck.

Day 5 and in is when the AI has shined.

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9 hours ago, Yeoman said:

You all are fools. AI is what weather modeling has been using since day one, which are algorithms, data, and computing power to perform forecasting that is beyond the capability of human intelligence.

The sooner everyone realizes weather is unpredictable in all but the most stable conditions, the sooner you won't bother wasting your time with these fantasy model runs. Look up the butterfly effect, chaos theory, etc.. and then find a new hobby. Embrace the unexpected..

Cool story bro....

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1 hour ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

0z ensembles for week 2 all show that we should at least have chances as we roll through early March.

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We will trend colder near early to mid March, but doubt its cold enough for snow in our region, except for maybe psu land. 

The core of the cold will reside in the NE part of the country. Not seeing the bowling bowl pattern across the Midwest, and the cold is easing out West, while the AO continues positive, there is no severe AO for mid month for cold air delivery. Also, by mid March the PNA goes negative.  

  

 

 

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27 minutes ago, IronTy said:

Mid-50s and rain incoming!!

I hope we do get rain. It's been super dry this winter. One of the reasons we held on to snowpack for so long is because we didn't get our usual rain the day after to wash it away. Ive had like 2" of moisture this year. Most of it fell as snow in January. 

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2 hours ago, dailylurker said:

I hope we do get rain. It's been super dry this winter. One of the reasons we held on to snowpack for so long is because we didn't get our usual rain the day after to wash it away. Ive had like 2" of moisture this year. Most of it fell as snow in January. 

*Glances at his 8.00 of liquid and 19.7 inches of snow for Feb along with 2.71/10.4 for Jan and realizes just how much a difference weather is in the Mid-Atlantic forum....*

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