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Pattern March Thread

dsaur said:
The ULL on Goofy sure reminds me a lot of those two clippers that dropped a lot of spring snow on me this century. Cutting across me, carrying it's own cold air. I'm watching for a deja vu, what do you think? I think Greg will be interested too, lol. Sorry Greg, that was mean. Those two dumped a bunch of spring snow on me, and left him out of the mix. That's a reverse whammy for what usually happens.
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Tony, Highly unlikely at this point, but I’d like to see what your all seeing, all knowing moles think.

Lows in this area were 41, near midwinter normals and right at the forecast. @pcbjr area was similar as the winds, indeed, did die down taking it slightly below the forecasted 44. Some well inland SE GA cities had upper 30s.
Due to the winds picking up before dawn, temps actually rose in SAV area then.
 
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metwannabe said:
For my area if highs Sunday are in the 50s as models are suggesting and NWS is predicting, barring clouds or winds, Monday morning will no doubt have freeze potential.
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Yup we will over perform lows 7-10 degrees unless the winds/clouds stay up. I'm happy we are approaching the last freeze date around here
 
One of the oddest 500mb height maps I've seen in recent times. Very messy pattern

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Haven’t said much about this but there’s some real potential to get really warm after the cool down, legit hot temps in the central US under the upper level ridge pressing east, almost in heat release fashion, been seeing OP models and some ens members hinting at this 1762C5B7-C925-4DBA-A510-1DD4B81BFB1B.png3EC3370C-7D94-4A8D-85D3-0128E094B54E.png
 
Spring is so gorgeous . Please get outside and enjoy the sun and all the beautiful life that is blooming and returning everywhere . Enjoy the cool mornings and the wonderful sunsets . Please folks , summer is coming so get out and enjoy . Never know if you get another spring . Shoot I didn’t have spring last year for more reasons than one … don’t yearn for the future so much, enjoy the present so you don’t cry about the past !
 
GaWx said:
Tony, Highly unlikely at this point, but I’d like to see what your all seeing, all knowing moles think.

Lows in this area were 41, near midwinter normals and right at the forecast. @pcbjr area was similar as the winds, indeed, did die down taking it slightly below the forecasted 44. Some well inland SE GA cities had upper 30s.
Due to the winds picking up before dawn, temps actually rose in SAV area then.
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Well, Mr. Abacus, the moles think if Goofy can't hold an image more than one run, the GFS has major problems, and it's high time to put some serious money into a massive upgrade, with much higher resolution, way more sensors and buoys, spotters, and super computers. But then the moles live underground in my secret lair :)
 
A preliminary look at next Tuesday suggests it could be another good setup for severe weather, this time not only in Texas but also further north into OK.
 
SD said:
This is about as exciting as 90s in October
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I’d say that is still more exciting . 35 mid day in late March ? Brutal and miserable . Prolly not gon happen but seems to be setting up for a cold day followed by a warm one . Bet Nicky is real popular with the ladies . “ hey babe want to come in my igloo “.
 
Still looking forward to near perfect spring wx centered around this weekend here as per this NWS forecast with near normal highs, a little BN lows, and lots of sun:

FRIDAY
SUNNY. A SLIGHT CHANCE OF SHOWERS IN THE MORNING. HIGHS
IN THE LOWER 70S. WEST WINDS 10 TO 15 MPH. CHANCE OF RAIN
20 PERCENT.
FRIDAY NIGHT
MOSTLY CLEAR. LOWS IN THE UPPER 40S.
SATURDAY
SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 70S.
SATURDAY NIGHT
CLEAR. LOWS IN THE MID 40S.
SUNDAY
SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 60S.
SUNDAY NIGHT
CLEAR. LOWS IN THE MID 40S.
MONDAY
SUNNY. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 70S.
 
The latest GFS mutes the warmth for next week, and especially going into the first few days of April, where 70 and 80s were once showing it has been replaced with noticeably lower temps.

This is the warmest frame on 3/31, wouldn't mind seeing those 70s shunted off to the SE a bit more. After that it's mostly 60s/40s

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This showing up in la la land

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Iceagewhereartthou said:
The latest GFS mutes the warmth for next week, and especially going into the first few days of April, where 70 and 80s were once showing it has been replaced with noticeably lower temps.

This is the warmest frame on 3/31, wouldn't mind seeing those 70s shunted off to the SE a bit more. After that it's mostly 60s/40s

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This showing up in la la land

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Eh, rather have things green like trees and grass look alive earlier, think dead limbs and no life in nature has had a long enough stay (since late October)
 
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