Its weird to see it so flat and not amplified or digging much as well.What a weird upper air pattern lol, don’t know if I’ve ever seen a TPV shoved into CONUS like that that can’t move View attachment 70353View attachment 70354
Maybe the models are trying to work out a split flow pattern that's been hinted at? We will probably see some more strange looks the next few days.Weird to see the TPV just halt the way the models are trying to do. I don't know if I believe that would happen.
Warm and wet?If you don't want cold and dry, the eps isn't bad.
Warm and wet?
?Warm and wet?
I'd say Northern Mississippi, Northern Alabama, North Georgia, Upstate SC, and the western 2/3rd of North Carolina look good to see some kind of wintry weather at some point in the next 7-10 days.I think it can be productive, especially for the Upper South. IDK at this point for I-20, lol.
Yeah, we are in the game unlike many years recently where winter is over by mid-February.I think it can be productive, especially for the Upper South. IDK at this point for I-20, lol.
Pattern supports very productive cold rains, with a possible 45 min onset ice event.I think it can be productive, especially for the Upper South. IDK at this point for I-20, lol.
The precip map is hinting at Gulf activity, which is good. Need the cold core more east up top. As I said yesterday, I think the odds for a cold and dry pattern are fairly low. We know that when it comes to it, the arctic press will not be as robust as the models have been showing. I highly doubt that a 1055+ HP will drop into the US. But we don't want the core to drop into the western US and then slowly bleed east, while moderating, either.
Yeah my worries with this sort of pattern is having cold air at the surface but not enough aloft resulting in ice (tons of GEFS members show that) but yeah like you said it’s wayyy to early to sort out that that type of stuffThe precip map is hinting at Gulf activity, which is good. Need the cold core more east up top. As I said yesterday, I think the odds for a cold and dry pattern are fairly low. We know that when it comes to it, the arctic press will not be as robust as the models have been showing. I highly doubt that a 1055+ HP will drop into the US. But we don't want the core to drop into the western US and then slowly bleed east, while moderating, either.
The pattern will remain active, most likely. My guess is that unless the models completely back away from the cold solutions, then we will see an active pattern meet up with a cold air mass, moving over a nice snow pack to the north, setting the stage for a winter storm for many in the SE.
I hope that much of it can be snow, but that's impossible to know right now.