A big difference vs. Webb's composite map, will be the trough over Alaska.
Wouldn't be surprised, normally our threats come at the tail end of a cold pattern normally when the core of the Arctic airmass is leaving. Scoring before is always ideal though.Possibly incoming?? Around the 10th as @Webberweather53 alluded toView attachment 69874
My guess is it has to do with how much wetter it's been. More moisture and more cloud cover at night means fewer chances for radiational cooling to occur. UHI I think applies for a lot of locations, but Columbia hasn't seen that much growth over the last 30 years, IMO.My understanding is that AGW is expected to cause lows to rise faster than highs, so that kind of jives. Also, maybe the UHI in a lot of metros is increasing, which has a bigger effect on nighttime lows than daytime highs. It’s been a couple years since we saw teens here, which is unreal. I hope that changes soon.
Locked and loaded. That high isn't going anywhere.Think we have a boom incoming.
Does this continue to ride the gulf and exit off GA, or does it cut?
It had better not shoot northeast in the next few frames.
That was my question. Please dont cut.It had better not shoot northeast in the next few frames.
It had better not shoot northeast in the next few frames.
lol i knew it!
Lol, rides the south and still rain. Urgh