Long range model discussion
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Cpv17 well our last arctic outbreak wasnt due to a SSWE i believe, I can see why he says this one could be more severe,I cant remember if we had a SSWE last winter but the last one I remember was the one in February of 2021, and we know how that played out
Yeah, I believe that’s correct. Last year I don’t remember one occurring.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 31, 2022 2:47 pm Cpv17 well our last arctic outbreak wasnt due to a SSWE i believe, I can see why he says this one could be more severe,I cant remember if we had a SSWE last winter but the last one I remember was the one in February of 2021, and we know how that played out
Interestingly, the GEFS and EPS are now both agreeing on ridging into western/northern Canada and into Alaska in about two weeks.
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Cpv17 yep! Its going to be a step down process but im definitely starting to like what im seeing in terms of ridging, warm weather lovers days are definitely numbered lol
That is a month from now. I hope it is not like 2021.
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LARGE sigma SSW underway.
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6 right?
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I dont know what that means, but im assuming thats pretty significant in regards to the SSWE
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That’s a 5-6 standard deviationStratton20 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 01, 2023 9:51 pm I dont know what that means, but im assuming thats pretty significant in regards to the SSWE
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