Colder than a witches tata in a brass bra.Trouble how?
If that truly happens that spells trouble in the SE IMO
With that look, you would have to think slider and not cutter I would think.This is still a good look for that time period, as the last several runs has showed ??View attachment 70286View attachment 70287
I’m glad I’m not the only one that noticed that. Being where I’m at in Union County, I’m right where 3 different CWFAs (GSP, Raleigh, Columbia) so I usually will read all 3 discussions... not once have I ever seen the ICON referenced.Theres probably a reason you never hear the Icon mentioned in a area forescast discussion...
Dang you could already feel the warm nose from that one
As much as I would like an overrunning setup, getting the Baja low to be stuck probably won't be the worst thing in the world. As we get the monster TPV piece to retrograde towards SE Canada, we can get a synoptic look very similar to March 1927 (For real this time). The low just adds to precip if the Euro is anything to go by.
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That is the difference here with prior runs. TPV gets further east and can hold confluence and ridging at bay for the next wave, ergo boom. This can trend even better for more on the board.that cold lakes vortex just sitting pretty there, hopefully we can pop some energy under that thing somehowView attachment 70282
Best look I've seen in mby for models next week. Can enjoy until at least the 18z right?
The cold is still there on Monday, it’s just not the ridiculous cold with widespread single digit lows like it’s shown some, and is still seen in the ensembles. Also, I still wouldn’t write off the Sunday system yet.The lack there of a cold snap Monday could doom our midweek storm. Obviously we could see a reverse but this set of models isn’t pretty.
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