KevinH
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Where do you find CIPS? I am trying to see the analogs myself LOLCips using it... one of the years .
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Where do you find CIPS? I am trying to see the analogs myself LOLCips using it... one of the years .
No.... CIPS does not do seasonal analogs. It does short-range and medium-range analogs based on the GFS ensemble system. These years being used by automated analogs is from the SST anomaly analogs on TropicalTidbits.com. However, these years have been analogs prior that that just by similar human-driven pattern recognition of the background state.Cips using it... one of the years .
Things keep lining up... smhAlready got that low amplitude loading pattern with a strong polar jet feed at the end of the 12z Euro there.
Based on the reanalysis data we have access to, it looks like we were transitioning from a weak cool ENSO event of some caliber (cool neutral or maybe a weak Nina) solidly toward an El Nino.Was 1932 a similar La Niña setup to 74 and 2011? With those being the largest southern outbreaks I don’t see any 1932 mentions. This may be a topic for a whole other thread.
I recently found this video from a storm chaser who has also looked at the current setup and come up with his own forecast for this tornado season:
(I especially recommend clicking on the video title to watch on YouTube itself.)
For those of you who don't have time to watch this, the shorthand version is that he's (independently) come to some of the same conclusions regarding the prognosis for this year that others in this thread have (i.e. the ceiling for the tornado threat, particularly in the Ohio River Valley and Deep South, is very high and should be taken seriously as a potential threat).
I am thinking we will not see anything more about the spring until the last week of this month or so.Lol, all of the climate models initialized from the beginning of February are like "what severe weather season" beyond March.
I will be surprised if this is still the case Mon/Tue.The Euro and parallel GFS both have a potential severe risk next Thursday across parts of south Alabama and Georgia. Obviously it's far out but it bears watching.
The Euro and parallel GFS both have a potential severe risk next Thursday across parts of south Alabama and Georgia. Obviously it's far out but it bears watching.
Lol, all of the climate models initialized from the beginning of February are like "what severe weather season" beyond March.