Ugh ice maps should be banned because they never verify even half of what is shown.
Could this lead to a more suppressed wave?The trough over SE Canada & the Lakes has progressively been digging deeper/shifting southward in the longer term.
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December 8-9 look much
December 8-9 look much
Could this lead to a more suppressed wave?
Thanks Man, maybe the CMC was on to something.Yes it's definitely a favorable trend for suppression & keeping around this cooler air mass much longer, both of which are more conducive for wintry weather around the day 9-11 time frame, but not necessarily the case w/ the first disturbance around day 6-7. This latter system actually materializing at all largely hinges on when the southern stream s/w over the SW US finally crawls out from underneath the western US ridge.
Given the large-scale pattern in place, cold air damming or an overrunning type setup would be the favored storm type (if any) for the 2nd system (again barring that it actually occurs in the first place).
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Which one? 2018 or 2017? You kinda have to specify since they were both so recent and both were not too far off. My guess is you're saying 2018.December 8-9 look much
True... but last winter ... our only snow we go to amount anything came mid November 2 half inches ... then rest winter went poof... don’t want repeat...Well, I see the GFS did a complete 180 last night. We had the Euro showing a winter storm first, only for it to look a little worse, and then the GFS comes along and goes bonkers after it looked worse than the Euro yesterday. A lot of back and forth and we're still 7 days out. But it is crazy even having a potential winter storm to track in November. Hope this is a good sign of things to come.
Eh kinda, more like just classic overrunning, perfect setup for the western SE/upper SE, bad setup for SC/NCLooking like cold chasing moisture if i've ever seen it