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Arctic April

18z gefs has something interesting in the frozen department in its run for TN valley and the mountains. I know folks on here could care less but I'm wanting all the cool I can get before the summer oven bakes
 
metwannabe said:
Yeah I think so too, plus I can cover if need be but I've seen modeled low 40's turn into upper 30's which verify as mid 30's many times haha.
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I am hoping that the cyclonic flow aloft will keep enough energy swinging through that we have clouds/wind to keep the good radiational cooling nights away. Probably a few 58/40 days coming with a stiff W to NW wind and stratocu filled afternoons that might have some sprinkles
 
SD said:
I am hoping that the cyclonic flow aloft will keep enough energy swinging through that we have clouds/wind to keep the good radiational cooling nights away. Probably a few 58/40 days coming with a stiff W to NW wind and stratocu filled afternoons that might have some sprinkles
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Sounds miserable
 
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Myfrotho704_ said:
this may affect hurricane season, but this may aid in more intense mid latitude cyclones including severe setups
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Yeah, we've basically had the ideal pattern for warming the Gulf the past week or two, with a subtropical high placed just to the east of the Gulf of Mexico, this allows for increased insolation coupled w/ large-scale warm advection and downwelling (esp in the northern Gulf).
 
SETNwx said:
The big neg anomalies have mostly vanished.. just seasonably cool for early April. And the SER riffing again. Got to give credit to the atmosphere for pattern consistency this year.
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Yep, gfs is trending back to the SER
 
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