TigerWoodsLibido

So an abrupt end to the Niña conditions?

So would the low need to undergo a bomb cyclogenesis to push that Alaska ridge further north and shunt the polar jet down over us?

So any chance any of that polar air can get displaced over us in time for the arrival of it? Seems there isn't a major pool of arctic air to draw from.

This winter will probly have at least one blast that reaches this far south.

If the Arctic air is deep enough I find it hard to believe it won't come this far south. We will get at least one blast to come all the way down here.

I thought the late December, 2003 one was an AR that turned to snow at the tail end.

Hawks playing gloomy like November in the Willamette Valley so far. I think they get beat again.

51 here in Dallas. Lots of heavy downpours

Models keep things pretty November-ish

You have no idea...

The barmaid with the eye patch is the best one to take home. Little known secret.

40 in Springfield and Monmouth this evening. East winds going

Take in the local nightlife

40 here in Springfield and Monmouth as well. Precipitation shield moving in soon.

Looks like a good time

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Yup. Enjoying what looks to be the last benign/pleasant day for a bit. 45 here now. Driving from Monmouth to Springfield tonight.

Anybody around Parkdale should have an interesting day tomorrow as well with the east winds going.

Let's see some bomb cyclogenesis for a big event when we have arctic air in place. Low center can come in at about Brookings.

I prefer potatoes. A few of those to go with the carrots would be appreciated

Maybe north of Kelso/Longview. Looks like a decent rain maker with some breezy conditions.

And 11-12 was pretty mundane here. I don't even remember much cold at all.

When the temp difference is about 20 degrees between regions this coming winter it needs to be separate.

Would be a wonderful idea. Someone should create one. Maybe Andrew can make it happen...