I am little concerned at hour 102. That high is coming in weaker. It needs to be stronger so it can push this wave further south for us. We will know in a few minutes what the outcome is.
Is that going to help us out???The northern energy in western Canada looks further west this run vs previous runs
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What's cool about southern Louisiana is that getting any winter weather, let alone accumulating snow, is pretty uncommon. Which makes tracking potential winter storms all the more exciting.It must be nice living in FL and never having to worry about model runs and whether you will get rain or snow.
Cool!With the advances in computer simulations, NESIS 3+ are now seen coming over a week out. I am in no way saying this will be a major east coast storm, but the consistency at this very early stage has the hallmark. For those that chase, it's prudent at this juncture to clear the calendar for 12/8 - 12/10, which I did today. Precautionary, if a significant winter storm does in fact materialize for the period. Two 24"+ events is the goal this season, a December verification will put one clearly in the drivers seat.
Yes, that will help push colder air to the south and east.Is that going to help us out???
That is an important part of the equation18z vs 00z
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The low in Canada looks like it should still press our storm to the south!This run to me looks like it's going to set up well for a lot of folks too.
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