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Pattern Fab-February 2020 The dark age
- Thread starter Ilovesnow28
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Cary_Snow95
Member
Quite the difference from yesterday. Western ridge ?
Jesus the euro has a 1048 in central US with light snow deep into Texas next Wednesday
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ForsythSnow
Moderator
Not a bad look at all. Nice and cold, but the hanging back of the wave prevents a storm from forming. Could use some work but much better.
ATLwxfan
Member
This is JB’s sloshing bathtub tied to a giant rubber band. #WinterIsComingish
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Heading glory at the end of the Euro. But we know that doesn't mean much.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
End of the Euro run is pretty darn cold by mid-late February standards in the SE US.
ajr
Member
Compared to where we were yesterday, if I'm reading this chart correctly, looks like something brewing in the Gulf we could work with (but fairly suppressed with weak energy)
I'm really liking the trends on the models today.
0z will fix that
tennessee storm
Member
Pretty darn dry also. Go figure .. meh
I hope y’all like snow. I’m putting my hype meter at a 5/10
The Arctic is cooling down again. Will it finally get to BN/colder than 245K with the extreme and long-lasting +AO?? I'm, still hoping.
Note that the coldest day's normal there isn't til ~2/26. Also, note that the normal for exactly one month from today is about the same as today's. So, the point is that the Arctic can still churn out very cold air through about a month from now. That's why if the delivery/upper winds are just right and it is fast enough, it can still get mighty cold even down into the SE into mid March despite a good bit higher sun by then. March is rarely dull from many perspectives and this is one of the reasons, the battle of the lingering very cold Arctic and the warming in the temperate regions from a higher sun. March, the modernweenie 's dream month!
Note that the coldest day's normal there isn't til ~2/26. Also, note that the normal for exactly one month from today is about the same as today's. So, the point is that the Arctic can still churn out very cold air through about a month from now. That's why if the delivery/upper winds are just right and it is fast enough, it can still get mighty cold even down into the SE into mid March despite a good bit higher sun by then. March is rarely dull from many perspectives and this is one of the reasons, the battle of the lingering very cold Arctic and the warming in the temperate regions from a higher sun. March, the modernweenie 's dream month!
Shaggy
Member
This year just having any kind of cold nearby has been hard to come by. I'll take that look and then keep my fingers crossed that energy kicks east sooner. Got to crawl before we can walk.