Bready86
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18z Euro says. Not so fast.It would be pretty awesome to see flakes flying during the canes outdoor game. Image of the gfs is so close View attachment 132617
18z euro doesn’t run until 2/1818z Euro says. Not so fast.
Exactly. Well said. Our winter will be just getting started for the 4th spring in a row. That's been the trend the last 4 springs and I don't see it being in different again this year. Going to hurt a lot of feelings but hey I'm just wishcasting when I post my opinion.Late Feb looks like ---- now but you can see the -NAO getting started on the EPS. ------ cold drizzle March inbound
It seems like it’s been going on a lot longer than the last 4 years.Exactly. Well said. Our winter will be just getting started for the 4th spring in a row. That's been the trend the last 4 springs and I don't see it being in different again this year. Going to hurt a lot of feelings but hey I'm just wishcasting when I post my opinion.
I think we are springing by 4/15 but March is looking like dookie stew. Maybe we luck into snow bc it doesn't snow here anymoreExactly. Well said. Our winter will be just getting started for the 4th spring in a row. That's been the trend the last 4 springs and I don't see it being in different again this year. Going to hurt a lot of feelings but hey I'm just wishcasting when I post my opinion.
Driving home from work this afternoon noticed several trees were in full bloom. Insanity.
Doesn't that mean MORE amped systems with a more active STJ?At least it doesn't look like we'll have to worry about another trash La Nina next year.
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Yes but the storm track is more favored to be further south and eastDoesn't that mean MORE amped systems with a more active STJ?
Yes. And the Pacific is usually more favorable as less Aleutian ridging therefore less Southeast ridging so a better storm track to go along with it. Our source regions are warmer so that can make cold an issue. But when is it not in the south?Doesn't that mean MORE amped systems with a more active STJ?
We are used to it. It's psychotically funny, now.Can you imagine loving snow in Tuscaloosa with that map? Columbus gets over half a foot, BHM 3" and you get nothing.
and typically you see the coldest anamolies over the southeastYes. And the Pacific is usually more favorable as less Aleutian ridging therefore less Southeast ridging so a better storm track to go along with it. Our source regions are warmer so that can make cold an issue. But when is it not in the south?