You don't make them much more classic than this for central NCSuch a weenie pattern on the 12z GEFS View attachment 125565View attachment 125566View attachment 125567
The GEFS is a thing of beauty! One of the best runs I've seen yet.
These 500mb anomalies are insane for a 240 hour ensemble mean. Can’t ask for a much better pattern for a winter storm. Just need a potent shortwave in the southern stream.
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As long as we keep the strong -NAO, I am not too concerned about dumping the cold out west.I’d still be a little nervous on the progression, I eventually think we’ll get a favorable ridge out west due to the pacific trough sliding east, but I’d watch for energy spoiling/pushing back our pacific pattern if it rounds the ridge to early behind our big cutoff next week and dumps in SW can/PNW. Something to keep a eye on, but I’m cautiously optimistic
I could not draw up a better pattern than that one. Now, let see if we can keep it there for a few weeks.The GEFS is a thing of beauty! One of the best runs I've seen yet.
I really doubt that system has the potential of doing anything interesting beyond some flurries in AL/MS/LA/TX. The energy coming out from Canada is going to favor a sheared-out system.
While this may be true, it’s pretty early to be saying that in absolute, it’s a system that’s reliant on tilt and how low the height field is out ahead, and WAA. can’t disregard itI really doubt that system has the potential of doing anything interesting beyond some flurries in AL/MS/LA/TX. The energy coming out from Canada is going to favor a sheared-out system.
I wouldn't turn my back on it.... it may surprise you.I really doubt that system has the potential of doing anything interesting beyond some flurries in AL/MS/LA/TX. The energy coming out from Canada is going to favor a sheared-out system.