Any chance this can improve to give upstate Sc a chance or not really since it’s an anal front?0z GFS tried with the system on the 2nd/3rd. The trough would need to dig down a bit more for something more significant. It's still a frontal system with an embedded low. Not that bad though for it to be in the time frame it's in. Still lots of time for positive changes (or negative) for winter storm development.
It does have the chance to improve. By the 0z run, the upper level vorticity is being strung out (sheard) by a fast flow in addition to higher heights building behind the trough to the west which isn't good, cause it would cause the system to push out quickly. Right now, it's looking best for snow along and west of the mountains of the Southeast. But, some snow could make it east of the mountains if the vorticity doesn't get sheard out even more by the mountains.Any chance this can improve to give upstate Sc a chance or not really since it’s an anal front?
It’s actually not too bad there is a ridge but there’s also much mor which pressure systems trying to mingle with our weather .. CAD magnetLater in the 0Z GEFS it doesn’t look so good. Not this crap again. And the 0Z GFS stinks too.
It’s actually not too bad there is a ridge but there’s also much mor which pressure systems trying to mingle with our weather .. CAD magnet
Ya I was gonna comment but figured just leave it alone tonight. lol. Goes right back to current pattern.Later in the 0Z GEFS it doesn’t look so good. Not this crap again. And the 0Z GFS stinks too.
Things can change let’s worry about this anal front before we have to worry about thatI’m not talking about CAD. I’m talking about the H5 pattern. It looks ugly.
The CMC still solidly moved the ridge out of the Aleutians to the north of Alaska by day ten much as the earlier GFS runs have been doing. So it's far from settled. Euro will be interesting, to say the least.I’m not talking about CAD. I’m talking about the H5 pattern. It looks ugly.
The CMC still solidly moved the ridge out of the Aleutians to the north of Alaska by day ten much as the earlier GFS runs have been doing. So it's far from settled. Euro will be interesting, to say the least.
I’m just wanting to see snowflakes fall.I want to be the first to point out how grossly warm the soil temps will be after days-on-end in the 70s.