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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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Just now, CAPE said:

GFS is just so unsteady compared to the Euro. Entertainment value anyway.

Key take-away, at least for me, is that there will be several waves running along that boundary leading into the "good" mid-February into mid-March period that @psuhoffman and others alluded to.  Hopefully we can score on one or so of those, but it likely won't be really resolved way in advance.

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Just now, Weather Will said:

We are still going to need a little luck for a direct hit, at least the pattern puts us in the stadium.... much better than last year when the SER ruled, and everyone said put a fork in Mid Atlantic winters forever more

The SER wasn't last year--I think you're thinking about the year before.

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23 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

<taps mic>. Is this thing working?   Where the hell are you all?

Waiting for you to someday report a run that actually smokes the snow desert from 83 east to Havre de Grace...been a LONG time. 6 years, but swell run for...the usual suspects.

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4 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

The SER wasn't last year--I think you're thinking about the year before.

The SER definitely made multiple appearances last year.  It and Pack Puke basically took turns crushing our dreams 

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1 minute ago, North Balti Zen said:

Waiting for you to someday report a run that actually smokes the snow desert from 83 east to Havre de Grace...been a LONG time. 6 years, but swell run for...the usual suspects.

This is gettin' old, man. I'd revise that to Baltimore north and east to Havre de Grace! Now, I'd like to believe Feb wavelengths are gonna be better for us (even more for you) than Jan, but that could just be :weenie: logic, lol

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1 minute ago, Weather Will said:

Was it not last year that the SER kept hooking up with the -NAO?  Or maybe it was just the -PDO at -5 standard deviation....

I think it was the -PDO. Last year was a legit Niño so I don't recall a SER. But if someone has the plot @psuhoffman?)...Now the year BEFORE? Yes we had a full lat ridge most of that winter, smh Last year the -NAO wasn't even stable. Went deeeeep negative then shot way up.

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20 minutes ago, Weather Will said:

Was it not last year that the SER kept hooking up with the -NAO?  Or maybe it was just the -PDO at -5 standard deviation....

No. Last year guidance kept teasing with a classic Nino look- lots of action in the STJ with negative h5 heights across the south/southeast, and strong NA block developing- then the rug pull. Advertised pattern totally went to crap.

eta- that was Feb. We did have a nice Nino-ish period in late Dec into Jan, with modest snowfall. SER wasn't an issue though.

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13 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

I think it was the -PDO. Last year was a legit Niño so I don't recall a SER. But if someone has the plot @psuhoffman?)...Now the year BEFORE? Yes we had a full lat ridge most of that winter, smh Last year the -NAO wasn't even stable. Went deeeeep negative then shot way up.

Here ya go. SER wasn't an issue.

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