I doubt we see the snow and ice to go with it, but I certainly think we’re gonna see some wild swings in temperaturesThat was a crazy year from February through early May. I'm doubtful we ever see another period like it.
I doubt we see the snow and ice to go with it, but I certainly think we’re gonna see some wild swings in temperaturesThat was a crazy year from February through early May. I'm doubtful we ever see another period like it.
Even under overcast here all morning, it’s already shot up to 70 now. That SW wind is screaming…Today is lost it seems. Stuck in clouds and 55 and betting that's as high as it goes. Next week probably lost too. All of it.
Still 58 and cloudy here with no wind at all.Even under overcast here all morning, it’s already shot up to 70 now. That SW wind is screaming…
Beautiful.This is insane! 588 heat ridge over the deep south in February??? 594 over FL...that's going to be downright hot. Summer time temps and humidity.View attachment 133306
That may end up having severe weather to get it pushed out if we get a strong enough system. Something along the line of Feb 9-10 1990.That’s a impressive airmass for Feb, 75-80T/60-65 dews View attachment 133304View attachment 133305
Wow; opened the thread this am and thought I must be in with the North Dakota crowd. All this hoping for the punishing, relentless, doozy of a winter to finally end. I guess all the record cold and snow will push people into wanting record heat in the middle of Feb? I've never seen such a weenie page on here before. I guess there are only about 5 or 6 of us that actually like seasonal weather in Feb now?
Putting your faith in the GFS is the first issue. Using it or it's Ensembles is useless now. Any -NAO you get will damper the SER, it's just a matter of how much. The SSWE also supports some form of high latitude blocking as well so this is very likely to be realized. The only reason we are warm is because we are in February during a 3 year La Nina with an unfavorable MJO for the icing on the cake. But we are moving away from that. Still doubt we get any winter weather, but expect to go into a cooler March at least right now.
The Euro ensembles are actually giving a strong CAD signal after the middle of next week. Also on the updated teleconnections this morning there is now fairly noticeable trend that the NAO is going to be going negative.. this really been starting to lean that way the last several days… shouldn’t be a surprise… -NAOs have been pretty regular once we head towards March for a number of years.Aren’t the Euro and ensembles supporting foreseeable ridge dominance. The NAO and AO scatter plots are all over the place. I’d favor persistence in that scenario.
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Well I am happy to disappoint you; we might get this record warmth next week but that is not seasonable until like May, so there's still some cool weather ahead and I am thankful for that. And actually for tennis, you need dry and cool; I'll play tennis in the 50s and 60s with sun over the 80s and 90s with humidity every time!Yep. If there are no prospects for anything wintery, even a fantasy storm, I’m firmly in the warm and dry bandwagon. Much better for tennis.
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Well I am happy to disappoint you; we might get this record warmth next week but that is not seasonable until like May, so there's still some cool weather ahead and I am thankful for that. And actually for tennis, you need dry and cool; I'll play tennis in the 50s and 60s with sun over the 80s and 90s with humidity every time!
Awfully dry to for many of us. I'm afraid we may have just about entered into a very dry 3-4 month period. It's possible the rest of winter and into spring will be like 1986. Hopefully summer is not a repeat of that year though, although much of the board would love a repeat of the 1986-87 winter.This GFS run is insanely warm, after a period (d8-10) the southeast ridge builds back quickly thanks to the western dump, and crazy warmth returns, pretty crazy GFS run honestly
This GFS run is insanely warm, after a period (d8-10) the southeast ridge builds back quickly thanks to the western dump, and crazy warmth returns, pretty crazy GFS run honestly