Well well what do you knowGFS tryna go for a tall western ridge this run View attachment 124907
GFS is a lot like the USMNT. Hype but always folding. EURO is the USWNT.Yep, looks like the GFS caved to the CMC.
Not enough cold air to tap, though. But it's too far out for details. Waiting on the Euro...Went from Doofus myself to pants nuked View attachment 124908
Folks, this is why posting those LR GFS maps that show warmth or cold is dumb and trolling. The model has no clue if it's going to be 70's and tornadoes or 25 and snow from run to run. I guarantee you'll see it flip again by 0Z tonight.GFS tryna go for a tall western ridge this run View attachment 124907
Folks, this is why posting those LR GFS maps that show warmth or cold is dumb and trolling. The model has no clue if it's going to be 70's and tornadoes or 25 and snow from run to run. I guarantee you'll see it flip again by 0Z tonight.
“Homegrown cold air” of Canadian origin can get the job done and there is plenty of that.Not enough cold air to tap, though. But it's too far out for details. Waiting on the Euro...
Biggest change is the Pacific becoming more favorable over the past 36 hours of model runs. Looks to sacrifice the strength of the -NAO, but could be more productive in the long run if there's enough cold air.
Process of a tall pacific ridge destroy -NAO because Arctic energy is trying to plow through the block as the tall western ridge gets establishedWhy is that? Why do we lose a strong -NAO once the pacific becomes more favorable? That’s so frustrating
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Process of a tall pacific ridge destroy -NAO because Arctic energy is trying to plow through the block as the tall western ridge gets established
Even in the southeast we don't need every three letter index on our side to get a storm.Oh dang that makes sense. It’s so hard to get everything to line up perfectly here lol
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