Broken024
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That looks like a cold front. Maybe anaThink we can make this work??View attachment 72246View attachment 72247
It could work. The models have been showing this for a couple runs now.Think we can make this work??View attachment 72246View attachment 72247
Like I said yesterday, I'm more focused on getting the actual front clearing the coast inside the 5 day mark now. Then I may can bite on a storm because the airmass surely would support it. We're getting marginal close calls with this ---- airmass. But everyday the front is still 180 hrs out that gives me pause that when it finally gets here, and it will, it'll just be more marginal air.Well, despite the initial warming, the 18 GFS turned out to be the coldest yet of the winter for the US! I mean this is off the charts insane, idiotic, stupid, criminal cold for the US the next 25 days overall on this run and perhaps about as cold a run as there has ever been for any part of winter!
Now let’s see how 18Z GEFS turns out. It, too, has the common initial warning, but it now looks like the cold may catch up to the 12Z, the coldest GEFS of the winter to date.
It's been showing for a couple runs nowSeems like a good sign to me
Could we be entering the next ice age ?It turns out that the Happy Hour GEFS against the odds came out colder for the US as a whole than the previously coldest run of the winter, the 12Z!
Highlights:
- BN in SE US 2/13-2/22 (end of run)
- Absolutely mind boggling cold at times Midwest, especially 2/7-8 and 2/12-15, N Rockies 2/8-13, and S Plains 2/14-6!
- Arctic High after Arctic dropping down from Canada every few days.
- Increasing potential for CAD induced major ZR main CAD areas 2/16-7 with SE at the bottom of the low level cold feed.
Could we be entering the next ice age ?
Seems like a good sign to me