Um this system was never really suppose to be much of anything anyways, it’s coming at the tail end of a subtropical ridge, it’s never really had a favorable look
Um this system was never really suppose to be much of anything anyways, it’s coming at the tail end of a subtropical ridge, it’s never really had a favorable look
Oh yea , no doubt. Just hunting a stake to pitch the hoarse shoes to besides the pattern chase. Good news is the DC swamp gets a nice cold rain out of it.Um this system was never really suppose to be much of anything anyways, it’s coming at the tail end of a subtropical ridge, it’s never really had a favorable look
Whammy ridge. NextTPV in the same spot as January. We toss View attachment 145496
Need that TPV around Maine otherwise we run into the same issue we always run intoWhammy ridge. NextView attachment 145497
Looks like a classic Piedmont storm, that southwest to northeast gradient is strong… the same one that breaks @Rain Cold and @SD hearts as well as mine . Though it probably means we get at least a little something even if it ain’t Greensboros 8 inchesNow a legit storm signal on the EPS around the 18th-21st. All 3 major ensembles all highlighting this timeframe with overrunning precipitation associated with the low amp southern stream wave emerging out from the Baja/Mexico and a strong northern stream trough/50-50 low to our NE with sfc high pressure on top favorable for cold air damming. It’s about to get fun in here over the next couple of days View attachment 145515View attachment 145516View attachment 145517View attachment 145518View attachment 145519
Ens are loaded tonight, notable storm signal starting to appear at D11-12 on the geps/gefs with the Gulf of Mexico slug of moisture and 50/50 low/confluence View attachment 145511View attachment 145512View attachment 145507View attachment 145508View attachment 145509View attachment 145510