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Pattern Flaming Feb 2021

I think once we mute the SE ridge a bit it’s going to open the window for a big (maybe multiple) overrunning events potentially

I believe with the -NAO it will be muted to some extent. If the -NAO wasn’t a fixture this winter as it seems to be, none of us would have a chance. I’m sure we’ll have a cutter or two to deal with but hopefully they will only serve to push any arctic boundary further and further east. Time will tell I guess...
 
I believe with the -NAO it will be muted to some extent. If the -NAO wasn’t a fixture this winter as it seems to be, none of us would have a chance. I’m sure we’ll have a cutter or two to deal with but hopefully they will only serve to push any arctic boundary further and further east. Time will tell I guess...
It's hard to believe how we've had a persistent -NAO and January averaged above normal temps. I'm officially sold on the 2nd week of February providing real opportunities, however; way too much evidence to not be intrigued.
 
I think once we mute the SE ridge a bit it’s going to open the window for a big (maybe multiple) overrunning events potentially
Lets hope so. That clock starts ticking fast now. Got 5 weeks left to nail one down. Then its over minus the 1 in 10-15 year post March 10th rabbit out of the hat.
 
Yes to me this has been one of the "coldest" Januarys I can remember. By "coldest" thinking we here had a lot of below average Daily Highs this year. No "normal pattern" of 60's 3-5 days then a cold snap. We also have not have much true cold weather (Lows in the teens, etc,.)
We'll be above average for the month here, despite reaching 60 for only a few days.
 
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