Nah, no shift needed. Just need to expand the overrunning moisture further north and we have a nice little event. That is certainly not unheard of with overrunning setups like this.The hell with the shift. I like it there. Hahah
Nah, no shift needed. Just need to expand the overrunning moisture further north and we have a nice little event. That is certainly not unheard of with overrunning setups like this.The hell with the shift. I like it there. Hahah
That’s very bad for our storm potential around the 13th though.Damn the gfs is getting colder middle of next week
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no it's notThat’s very bad for our storm potential around the 13th though.
That’s very bad for our storm potential around the 13th though.
no it's not
it's not much different at all from the last two runs with the push of arctic air...this isn't going to do that so farToo much of a press will crush everything
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Keep in mind that the Pacific needs to setup very perfectly. We can get a s/w, but without a proper trough south of Alaska, and a ridge directly to the east, the storm will shear out rather than deepen.Depends . The front is gonna get hung up somewhere that we know . This look right here should work . Let’s see how this run plays out
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Until we get some run to run consistency in the PAC (If we ever do) we just don't how hard and when the cold will come.
he’s probably thinking the extreme cold will suppress the moisture which is often the case in the southno it's not
yeah, but this is very little difference so far in the pushhe’s probably thinking the extreme cold will suppress the moisture which is often the case in the south