We don’t even need the wave to eject to give us snow and ice. The wave physically being there in the desert SW triggers mid level warm advection in the SE US and vorticity gets sheared off to the east. That is usually more than good enough to give us overrunning.Wait a minute that wave is ejecting View attachment 71501and woah ???View attachment 71502
I was wondering what all the concern was with than southern maximum. Should be a GOM low about to form in the next frame or two I would expect.Wait a minute that wave is ejecting View attachment 71501and woah ???View attachment 71502
I don’t mind that individual wave being there, it speeds up the flow a little bit in the NE Pacific which kicks our big vortex east moreThat’s only because the s/w is so far south. It won’t go as far north with the secondary wave in the pacific preventing the +PNA. Still amped though.
This is gonna be an interesting next couple of frames
I would think so... especially at this time rangeCould this be a bias of holding it too long?
Didn’t your area get a lot of sleet with temperatures in the upper 10s in January 1996? I did in Concord with temperatures right around 20Look at this GFS sounding over Central NC on the Valentines weekend storm. Let me tell you right now, if it’s 17 degrees outside and sleeting, I might just quit weather altogether... forever. LOL.
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