Peter J Volpe

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@wallcloud @KeithStellman If we have a persistent Aleutian Low, that might change.

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@BigGBaldi @RapidResponse47 @POTUS @karolineleavitt @PressSec Womp womp 🤡🤡

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@a_dose_of_wx El Niños are typically quiet for tornadoes but a quick transition to Neutral or La Niña will change that.

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@MeteoMark Very common to see limited hear during El Niño summers. 2015 and 2023 are recent ones that are a perfect example

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@justinwx01 The SSTs in Greenland and Eastern Canada indeed favor a -NAO. However, a -PDO with a Westerly QBO makes a strong case for a -PNA which isn’t friendly to snow and cold lovers in the East.

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@nynjpaweather Ocean Temps in Greenland and Eastern Canada are way above normal similar to 2009-2010. That does strengthen the case for a -NAO but Super El Niño with +QBO and -PDO probably will keep the cold towards the central US.

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@AdamFurey4 @BigJoeBastardi There will be a lot of east coast storms but temperatures will be marginal AT BEST for significant snow, especially in New England

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@TheTKWeatherXp Ocean effect cloud worthy with water temps at 70°

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@jjwyrwdjy5 @ryankatzrosene Keep telling yourself that Ivan🤡

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@SteveOweathaguy Maybe a similar situation like Bill in 2009

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@ItsRobWX 2010-2011 is a possible analog people are already talking about. Hyperactive hurricane season and severe weather!

[Andrew McCarthy @AJamesMcCarthy]

The partially eclipsed sun melts into the Mediterranean Sea.

I can’t get over this experience.

I captured thousands of photos- I’ll be sharing my favorite later tonight.

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@MeteoMark -NAO slows any big storms down but -PNA doesn’t bring the brutal cold.

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@seckhardt This is a very classic anomaly map during El Niño summers.

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@bsec_wales @Climate_Earth20 If you’re a snow lover in the Northeast, a -PDO with a super El Niño is not your friend. However, a -NAO will help a lot away from coastal areas.

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@Wxdude518 GFS has been overdone on this cooler regime coming. EURO and Canadian are still cooler but not to this extent.

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@jmelmed23 El Niños historically speaking have delayed falls in the Northeast. 2002, 2014 (Weak El Niño) 2015, and 2023 were exceptionally warm!

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@BigJoeBastardi 2009-2010 was indeed milder than normal. Great season for big wave chasing on the South shore of MA! Will be one this year. Question is can we get enough cold air for blizzards? Otherwise it’ll be cutters or coast huggers.

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@SouthwestWX Classic multiple return negative CG!

[Peter J Volpe @PeterJVolpe1]

@WorldClimateSvc -PDO with a positive PMM will give the west a major soaking! SSTs in the North Atlantic and eastern Canada favor a lot of North Atlantic blocking but thats NOT favorable for sustained cold. East coast storms will be frequent but more wet than white!