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I think we hold off until the New Year, personally, as the standing wave is still strong. THAT SAID, as of this morning’s data, I am now becoming EXCEEDINGLY OPTIMISTIC for the ideas that I’ve previously expressed about January and beyond. I don’t have time for a full discussion today, I will try my best carve out some time this week to cut a video explaining what I’m looking at.
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.....and still no change from me. Said all along this Dec would not be a +ve NAO washout and I stick by that. Blocking patterns ahead and this +AAM spike with MJO in phases 6-7 could really start poking away at the strat vortex as well. Christmas cold anyone?... pic.twitter.com/CJeXofsA3B
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Frank_Wx wrote:Pretty much everyone who follows the LR is thinking a pattern reversal sometime after Christmas. Whether it happens at the end of this month or waits until January is unknown. Normally these things are rushed on the models. Wouldn’t shock me if we wait until January. But look for signs of it after Christmas.
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heehaw453 wrote:This is 120 (12/12) hours out on the EPS. If the GOA Alaska ridging does build then it makes sense that we should see colder weather towards end of month. The current MJO forecasts is conducive to that too. It's a question to me of how transient it is as we have not had good sustained PAC EPO support in some time. I won't be surprised if it's transient. I think the Atlantic side will need to help us out.
You may very well get your wish with respect to the Atlantic.....
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I think I get it. Approximately 5-6 weeks after this Dec 15, 2015 "torch", we got hit with that BIG BIG BIGGIE like Jan 24, 2016. Most of the area had like 2 feet. The way that winter set up, if I recall correctly, was that there was zero winter weather for much of the area until the pattern flipped in mid-late January. The previous weekend Jan 17 or so, the pattern flip came to fruition with a fairly weak storm that gave maybe a few inches, but more importantly helped to set up the thruway for the THREE storms that came together the next weekend, Friday night into Sunday morning, literally .
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I think I get it. Approximately 5-6 weeks after this Dec 15, 2015 "torch", we got hit with that BIG BIG BIGGIE like Jan 24, 2016. Most of the area had like 2 feet. The way that winter set up, if I recall correctly, was that there was zero winter weather for much of the area until the pattern flipped in mid-late January. The previous weekend Jan 17 or so, the pattern flip came to fruition with a fairly weak storm that gave maybe a few inches, but more importantly helped to set up the thruway for the THREE storms that came together the next weekend, Friday night into Sunday morning, literally .
Okay 15-16 was a Super El Nino which this is no where near the base state of that absolute torch winter so let's not draw these comparisons. Leave it to Math to jump in here with his AN temp maps. You know this is what I have been harping on with extreme weather patterns in the meridional jet structure in low solar minimum regime we are in. Look at history for such and you'll find the same 09-10,10-11 are the latest to point to.
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This is from Eric Webb from 33 n Rain board which is a great graphic to help show the amplitude of the MJO and the phases - great animation to help us understand when we talk about the wave adn its corresponding MJO amplitude for what affects it will have on our weather usually in a weeks time. As Larry Cosgrove explained and believes everything is dictated by the tropics for ALL world weather patterns which is directly influenced by the amount of unobtrusive/blocked/ unblocked sunlight to heat the oceans. Interesting dynamics for sure.
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Great illustration to hep understand the EPO and what its affects are to the sensible weather for us
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Anyway, I hope that you all enjoy it, and as usual, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please feel free to post them and I'll be glad to follow up when I can. All in all, I STRONGLY BELIEVE that there is A LOT TO BE EXCITED ABOUT, and I think this video demonstrates that well. Enjoy!!
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MJO goes ugh phase 6 which will help disrupt the PV and the Ural/Scandinavian Ridge will also help. But the moderate MJO wave and OLR show that the EAMT affects the SPV and will eventually help shuffle the pattern to a favorable winter pattern down the road. We just have to endure the Heat Miser for a week ish. Then we may flip and flip hard.
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I glanced at the GFS this morning and could not help but notice how aggressive it went with the Scandy-sourced -NAO. It ended up leading to bombogenesis/Godzilla along the coast near Christmas. GFS might be too fast here with the evolution of the -NAO, but it is very fun to see the long range look like this:
-NAO forms on the 18th:
-STJ short wave can’t cut north as a result of the block, leading to mahem and phase at the coast
-End result:
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IMO what your describing in the video is a winter a la 95/96 pattern but starting in mid January as opposed to late November. That's pretty much the golden standard of a winter.
These convective waves are damn fickle to predict, and hence my skepticism, but I can't fault your logic and reasoning based on your scientific arguments. Well done sir!
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Exciting times ahead for sure and I love the prognostication of what this could turn out to be from late December through March.
If yuo are paying attention not to just IMBY goggles as so many have that the rest of the world is getting hammered so far - like South America and Down Under did in their winter .
With this I know we all want to rush the pattern but there are good indications after this AN warm spell we start to shuffle and change teh pattern like DOC and CP did the twist back in the day LOL!! CP will need an awakening in about 12-14 days I would suppose.
I would take this and run if it comes true - remember there a lag so if it's Dec 22 then that usually means 3 -4 days later from experience affects start to occur. Unless we get that Ural Scan Ridge to retrograde to Greenie land and block this up. Possible of course.
This would be interesting if it came to fruition - Westwardish based Negative EPO, Neg NAO and a trough setting up
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EURO Extended
OLR
This maps shows the orangy color subsiding over the maritime and shifting east into MJO phase 7 region
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frank 638 wrote:Just like the old saying as December goes so does winter lol . I know it’s not winter yet just sick and tired of above normal temperatures and waiting for a good snowstorm
Patience is a virtue……..TRUST THE PROCESS. It’s coming
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MJO goes ugh phase 6 which will help disrupt the PV and the Ural/Scandinavian Ridge will also help. But the moderate MJO wave and OLR show that the EAMT affects the SPV and will eventually help shuffle the pattern to a favorable winter pattern down the road. We just have to endure the Heat Miser for a week ish. Then we may flip and flip hard.
This sounds oddly familiar :p
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MJO going into colder phases, EPO and WPO going into their colder phases. Phase 6 yields what you see now. phase 7/8 much colder and what is likely coming. Pattern looks very cold to me Dec 20-Jan 20 pic.twitter.com/kuBaSxsRoe
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