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PNW December 2022, winter might be coming; but mostly canceled.


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3 minutes ago, Nov1985 said:

00z ECMWF 850T's are very warm late in the run. But a good sign for later is the solid Kona low proposed in this run. 

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Bonus: Look at the low level cold easterly wind streaming out of the mouth of the Columbia into the Pacific ocean in this animation. 

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14 minutes ago, BLI snowman said:

2000-01 pattern if I ever saw one. 

I was wondering if anyone remembers a pattern like that.   Good information. 

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3 hours ago, BLI snowman said:

Spokane has a similar streak going with 3226 days since their last high below 13 (2/5/14). Next longest streak was 1839 days from December 1998 to January 2004.

Not shockingly, the two are majorly linked (😲). A pretty direct reflection of the lack of major upper level airmasses recently and more pointedly, a major lack of low level cold air advection into Eastern WA and the Basin, which in turn supplies Portland.

 

Kind of funny considering the lowest high here last December was 17F and I think of my area as slightly closer to the ocean and generally warmer in the winter than Spokane.

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