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February Medium/Long Range Thread


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48 minutes ago, Heisy said:

Trend on the EPS to shift the EPO ridge N which is pumping up the SE ridge beyond the 10-12th period, at least temporarily. So while the Feb 10-12 event is on the table, there might be a brief delay after that before true Barney could arrive


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Is the mint pattern still on target to arrive after the 20th or did the epo change mitigate that?

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1 hour ago, Heisy said:

Trend on the EPS to shift the EPO ridge N which is pumping up the SE ridge beyond the 10-12th period, at least temporarily. So while the Feb 10-12 event is on the table, there might be a brief delay after that before true Barney could arrive


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Is that a trend or one run?

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40 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Is the mint pattern still on target to arrive after the 20th or did the epo change mitigate that?

Will not name names but some posters in other forums close to ours question the longevity of the pattern after the 20th. 

Jeez, we didn't even get a real pattern change yet IMHO.  

 

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1 hour ago, Heisy said:

Trend on the EPS to shift the EPO ridge N which is pumping up the SE ridge beyond the 10-12th period, at least temporarily. So while the Feb 10-12 event is on the table, there might be a brief delay after that before true Barney could arrive


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it looks temporary. not really worried about that

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6 minutes ago, brooklynwx99 said:

it looks temporary. not really worried about that

Looks like a temporary blip. The feb 11-12 storm is there on the means, and milder air comes right after as the cold high moves offshore, then another cold air push in the 14-15 day range

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26 minutes ago, frd said:

Will not name names but some posters in other forums close to ours question the longevity of the pattern after the 20th. 

Jeez, we didn't even get a real pattern change yet IMHO.  

 

why are we talking about a change in the pattern before the pattern changed? 

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43 minutes ago, frd said:

Will not name names but some posters in other forums close to ours question the longevity of the pattern after the 20th. 

Jeez, we didn't even get a real pattern change yet IMHO.  

 

We have some real winners in our forum 

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Im ok with the EPO being neutral to slightly neg on average.  Don't get me wrong, the Jan pattern was fun but cold and dry was the main feature and was due to the massive +PNA/-EPO ridge.  Even a few days ago the ops were hinting at another return of the avocado due to the impressive -EPO.   I do get the lowlands wanting that massive push of cold to set the stage but we are later in the season and a -AO/NAO combo should be all we need.  Maybe higher risks of rain/ice but def higher reward potential imo.

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Just now, Ji said:

its very hard to have all 3(EPO/AO and NAO) negative at the same time.....id rather take my chances with AO/NAO. They scream snow much more than a -EPO

Same. Give me the negative AO/NAO combo and I'll roll the dice. We are going to get crushed eventually.

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11 minutes ago, Ji said:

its very hard to have all 3(EPO/AO and NAO) negative at the same time.....id rather take my chances with AO/NAO. They scream snow much more than a -EPO

So true, its like the Holy Grail for setting up MECS.  

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Sterling mentions the amazing consistency  in the ensembles for next weeks coastal storm.....

While just outside the realm of this forecast, global
ensembles are remarkably consistent on a possible coastal storm by
the Tuesday/Wednesday timeframe next week. Given it is still over a
week away, details will certainly change in the coming days.
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Improved trends on the AO, some members tank it to extreme negative values, - 4 to -6 SD.  This ups the potential of 6 inch or greater snowfall in our area.

The drop in the AO from +4 SD back in October to negative is even more pronouced ( quicker ) this go around. ( even though we started

at +3 SD versus + 4 SD )

Depending on SPV and future heat fluxes, the real bottom to the AO may not even occur until March, in a repeating cycle downward. 

Also, improvements in the NAO and the PNA are noted as well.  

 

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8 minutes ago, winter_warlock said:

Sterling mentions the amazing consistency  in the ensembles for next weeks coastal storm.....

While just outside the realm of this forecast, global
ensembles are remarkably consistent on a possible coastal storm by
the Tuesday/Wednesday timeframe next week. Given it is still over a
week away, details will certainly change in the coming days.

Seems like its not often at all when Sterling goes outside its forecast range, really speaks to how impressive the signal is. 

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