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Pattern Jammin' January

12z vs 18z
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Timeframe to look for this? Last week of Jan? First week of Feb? Mid Feb?
The period I’ve alluded to is the last 5 days of January and early February most likely at least the first week of the month based on how long it’ll take from now to get the SE Canada vortex setup, tropical forcing, plus the lifetime and evolution of North Pacific blocking highs which usually go up over the Rockies and Alaska and later retrograde/decay over Siberia in a period of 2 weeks or so. If we get an additional anticyclonic wave break in the longer term that would keep our favorable window for a southern slider right into mid February.

I.e as of now I’d hone in on the period of January 27-February 7 for a southern slider to show up based on what I know and what I’m seeing going forward at the moment.
 
Please explain for our “negative” people on here.

In laymen this will begin to setup the big area of persistent low pressure/vortex over southern Canada that we desperately need to keep any potential shortwaves/ “storm systems” weak, sheared, & suppressed plus supply cold air into the pattern.
 
That low on the 26th showing once again a different look. But I’m hopeful this can work


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All of South Carolina sees at least some snow on that run


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Per the 18z GFS this is why you should NEVER take one run and jump with it. Look at how pretty that ridge on the 18z gfs late in run compared to 12z.
 
How long before we see the GFS pick back up a storm for next week?

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Don't interpret this as me being negative or anything but I'm wary of the vodka cold that is supposedly headed our way in a weeks time. In my (albeit short) experience a lot of the time when it gets cold it gets dry, and storms end up coming right when a moderation or warm up is about to happen.

Reading back on what Webber and others posted kinda puts my suspicions at ease but I still feel like this might end up being another one of those cold/dry patterns.






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