I have to disagree with this. We have summer from May until October. Please keep it as cool as possible for as long as possible.I'm ready for big ole eastern ridge and western trough. Dry out and get the grass growing. No interest in freezing rain, I don't see a snowstorm pattern so let's hope it warms up.
Nothing at the moment looks like we dodging a ice storm unfortunatelyI don't see the low going up that far inland before transferring to the coast. Really, the Euro doesn't even show a miller b. I think that will change and we'll see more cold air held in east of the mountains.
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Lol I just find it crazy how we get that crappy look at H5 and still crank this outI rarely pay attention to Ice events when temps are ~32. This storm may be much different. I'm not scared yet because always is a cutoff to the west that me eastward. Certainly not a good look for the GSP and mountain crew though.
It's worse.Can't wait to see what the EPS shows
Sure we can avoid it. We still have 168 hrs to avoid it. That's an eternity when it comes to modeling.Nothing at the moment looks like we dodging a ice storm unfortunately
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I absolutely don't like the EURO/UKMET combo showing the TPV weakening and stretching out. This is historically in their wheelhouse unfortunately
I said at the moment. Yes plenty of time for things to changeSure we can avoid it. We still have 168 hrs to avoid it. That's an eternity when it comes to modeling.
EPS really backed off the SE Canada vortex, a whole lot View attachment 73185
If it cuts enough could mean a warm dry day, would it not?There's your trend. EPS has been ticking the PV weaker for several runs now. Its going to be non-existent in the models by tomorrow. Meaning the cold gets weaker, the SE ridge gets stronger, we get a cutter and we rain.