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Pattern Dazzling December

Look Mama, we made it

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Well considering the last decade it's about as good as it gets or as good as we've seen imo.
Great Lakes' lows, or troughs centered over the great lakes, typically regress eastward with time. If this look verifies, our highest chances of a Miller-A storm would actually be around New Year as opposed to Christmas week.
 
If I'm keeping it 100 (lol), it was nice to see the GEFS trend a little east with the TPV that drops down above the Great Lakes and into SE Canada, but remember, the GEFS is the farthest east with this feature as was discussed. The CMCE and EPS were farther west with it. Both of those eventually push it east, but we would likely get into wintry threats quicker with the GEFS solution as it offers more ability to keep storms from climbing north. If you are in western areas of the forum, it's less of an issue for you.

Anyway, let's see where we go this evening. Here's a comparison of the big 3 ensembles with the placement of that TPV as it drops down - 18z GEFS / 12z CMCE / 12z EPS

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