No doubt OLR has been strongest over Indonesia and southeast Asia. This connects well with the Aleutian ridge and ridging over the dateline favored in weak Nina events. So you can believe ensembles will be right.

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wxman57 wrote:Just looked at the 12Z GFS-Para. Quite an impressive front toward the end. The only problem is that it's beyond 10 days out, and the previous run had lows in the 40s and highs in the 50s during that period.
Meanwhile, my favorite Christmas decorations. I saw the guy putting Gumby up last week and asked if he'd ever considered adding Pokey. He said he'd been thinking about it. I grew up watching Gumby & Pokey. We make it a point to pass by his house frequently this time of year to see Gumby.
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Ntxw wrote:0z Euro is a major EPO break around new years day. Usual caveats apply, but big cold diving south per the run. Perhaps the model will vary on it run to run but evidence towards another arctic outbreak is looming. Ensembles having been telling us to look for it to come.
gpsnowman wrote:Kinda quiet in here today. Must be some serious Christmas shopping being done. Is the New Year cold front still on the models?
gpsnowman wrote:Kinda quiet in here today. Must be some serious Christmas shopping being done. Is the New Year cold front still on the models?
Ntxw wrote:There is a risk in the LR though. Eastern trough and western ridge could send the core of cold air to the east.
Portastorm wrote:
A lot of us are busy working and shopping. For me, I'm out looking for something special for that special someone -- wxman57. Like a nice Arctic cold front with two days of a wintry mix which would fall on Austin and Houston!
Brent wrote:Happy New Year!Front on NYE spreads cold everywhere and it stays largely cold the rest of the run
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