I would eliminate that one in a hurry.
I would eliminate that one in a hurry.
Same reason you don't hear "Central American vortex" instead of a polar vortex. It's a feature that develops often anytime of the year. Really the SER is a partner of the Bermuda high, if it's not the same entity altogether. We do have a western ridge though at times, but it seems to not have shown up in awhile.Why is it that I often hear of a Southeast Ridge but I never hear of any other types of ridges? I never hear of a Northeast or Midwest Ridge or a Southwest Ridge.
Why is it that I often hear of a Southeast Ridge but I never hear of any other types of ridges? I never hear of a Northeast or Midwest Ridge or a Southwest Ridge.
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Why is it that I often hear of a Southeast Ridge but I never hear of any other types of ridges? I never hear of a Northeast or Midwest Ridge or a Southwest Ridge.
We definitely name ridges here lol death ridge or ridge of doom usually
I’m not having any hope in this years winter with the SER unless Birdman migrates to Greenland.death ridge or ridge of birdman doom
If the ridge stays hyper strong like this through the winter, snow and/or ice won't even be a remote thought. Snow weenie's napalm.I’m not having any hope in this years winter with the SER unless Birdman migrates to Greenland.
Ole Jimmy ain't gonna take Hotumn from us, though!The weather channel just used the “hotober” moniker on air. Jim Cantore said they have been calling it that....hhhm.