February 9Feb 9 Its crazy if it wasnt for ratios alot of predictions wouldve busted. Mositure has been lacking .
February 9Feb 9 we could see a similar set up as Dec 14th but with a colder Ocean this time...AO was positive...nao was going pos...pna was neg...so hope for the best...
February 9Feb 9 1 minute ago, Momouthweathet said:Does look a little colder??Yea it’s a southern slider that’s about as far north it gets so def cooler
February 9Feb 9 KEY MESSAGE 3... A deep Pacific trof is expected to spawn low pres E of the Rockies by Sat, then track it across the Southeast and offshore by Mon, potentially passing close enough to impact the local area. The modeling has been consistent with the general idea of the storm, but there remains a high amount of uncertainty with the details. Most of the data suggests a W to E, or SW to NE type track, not making a big hook up the coast. The arctic air thus far looks limited, so this could be a sys with a lot of mixed pcpn and rain, with a decent freezing rain threat inland if the low tracks to the S and the flow remains backed at the sfc. Too far out to have confidence in the details, and with the AIGFS consistently S of the area, it could end up being just a glancing blow or nothing at all. Still, with the multi-model support, the NBM is producing a 60-70 pop for the event. Stuck with the NBM for the fcst, but of all the fields the temps in particular may be much too high for the event if the flow remains backed and CAD occurs
February 9Feb 9 3 minutes ago, Graupel said:Been a caddy yearYes it has the torch models where showing have ALL been muted and washed out. +TNH FTW!!
February 9Feb 9 You could conceivably still have reports of rain, yet it would still freeze on the snowpack.
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