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Pattern Jan 2025 Powered by Rheem AC

10 run trend on GEFS for when Storm 1 wave hits the west coast

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Not sure if anybody has posted RAH's thoughts:

"Late Sunday night though Monday a deep trough will move through the
region, bringing the next chance for precipitation. It is currently
unclear how much/if any of the precipitation will be frozen as
models differ in timing and temperatures. However, this appears to
follow a Miller B type pattern, which can be conducive to frozen p-
types in our northern counties, so a chance of freezing rain and snow
were introduced mainly from 6-12Z early Monday morning, but as
models come to better agreement this is likely to change. Any frozen
precipitation that does fall is likely to be very short lived."
 
NC N.Foothills, we need the cold high to slide NE across the NE to allow us a chance winds look to be NW drying moisture up and the Low is sliding to far off the coast. If history repeats like it use to systems seem to move farther NW as we get closer , watch the Monday system to see if the is the case, or maybe we can identify another trend. These first systems of any winter usually allow us to see trends good or bad.
 
I’ve noticed that storms at this range tend to have way more ZR modeled than what actually verifies. Is there a particular reason for that?
 
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