Every time I see someone say lots of energy incoming I go to look and everything fades away. If there’s so much energy where the heck is it going?
Possible incoming?? Lots of energy here.
Can Someone with more knowledge than me tell me why these keep fading out before they turn into something big?It tries. But washes out View attachment 127378
Check out that ridge in eastern canada. Almost squashed in the new run.CMC looked better. View attachment 127374a few runs.
Waves get sheared under the vortex exiting the NE. Trough axis stays too far E, no room for amplification, weak vorticity means mediocre to no reflection on the models. They do this every year and every year we get a big NW jump around day 4-5Every time I see someone say lots of energy incoming I go to look and everything fades away. If there’s so much energy where the heck is it going?
Can Someone with more knowledge than me tell me why these keep fading out before they turn into something big?
See the storm on the 23rd as proof of big NW shifts and amplification lolWaves get sheared under the vortex exiting the NE. Trough axis stays too far E, no room for amplification, weak vorticity means mediocre to no reflection on the models. They do this every year and every year we get a big NW jump around day 4-5
Cmc once more a totally different setup for the 26th time frame energy wise. That storm on the 23rd needs to be pinned down before we know what's going on with the 26th. However it also brings some nice backside snow showers for the 23rd like the gfs so that'll be watched.
That’s why I like to point it out now. Things like that typically uptrend.Waves get sheared under the vortex exiting the NE. Trough axis stays too far E, no room for amplification, weak vorticity means mediocre to no reflection on the models. They do this every year and every year we get a big NW jump around day 4-5
Very similar to what I had posted about earlier. The DGZ could be hundreds of feet off the surface with Temps that bitter.It's no wonder it's trended towards backend snow showers. Ridiculously low 850hPa temps. The DGZ will be very close to the ground.
We are great at can kickingCMC about to wallop some folks after day 10.
If we had a 280 hour run it'd have crushed GA through VA. Not a bad look but it'll likely change by 12Z tomorrowCMC about to wallop some folks after day 10.
Honestly, this is probably the time frame we should be watching; right as the pattern breaks down.If we had a 280 hour run it'd have crushed GA through VA. Not a bad look but it'll likely change by 12Z tomorrow
Checking the soundings the air is not the most saturated so it wouldn't take much to immediately crash the column with the timing and influx of moisture into near freezing dry air.