It’s definitely fun to have this many storms to track. Exhausting but fun. Especially considering we haven’t had anything to track for 3 years except potential icing events that turned in 32 degree cold rain over on this side of the mountains.Regardless of the outcome, having something to track 3 weeks in a row is amazing.
22.4 here.It appears to me that if there is a storm next weekend, it will most likely deliver frozen precipitation to northern areas of the southeast. The question is how strong and how much. Plenty of time for this to trend further west.
23 degrees here this morning.
Someone else can correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think we have a true split flow, and we certainly don't have a suppressed enough height field oriented in such a way that you get a bona-fide west to east southern tracking system.Well, better trends I guess today so far but still a while to go. Again depending on a well timed phase sadly.
A little disappointed even with the split flow pattern that's we've had, we haven't had a good old fashioned southern stream threat; from Texas to the Carolinas. Everything's been northern stream dig dependent.
I’m not so sure we are reliant on a phase anymore. But that wave has got to keep digging west.Well, better trends I guess today so far but still a while to go. Again depending on a well timed phase sadly.
A little disappointed even with the split flow pattern that's we've had, we haven't had a good old fashioned southern stream threat; from Texas to the Carolinas. Everything's been northern stream dig dependent.