
But seriously i am concerned we'll flip to a warm pattern after this month which is why i feel like we have a few weeks or its not happening
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Brent wrote:the Euro has been consistent with about a half inch of rain at DFW Monday Night, so there's that
does not agree with the GFS next Saturday and has temps near 70, looks to have fropa Saturday Night
Mid 30s Sunday morning, so close and highs closer to 50 Sunday
Yukon Cornelius wrote:What is the chance that the ridge and warmth locks in and stays put? It’s been a strange fall. I’ve never seen a first half of deer season so warm. I haven’t even had to wear medium weight or heavy weight gear. It’s been pretty miserable sweating while hunting.
I hate warm!!!!!!Brent wrote:Long range gfs is warm warm and more warm
srainhoutx wrote:The overnight Teleconnection Indices (-EPO /+PNA /-AO Regime) as well as the Long Range Ensembles suggest no significant changes regarding the Pattern Change ahead. The first shot of Canadian Air push in after a Cold Front arrives Tuesday with the Canadian front following Wednesday. The is a chance of showers and possibly some thunderstorms beginning Monday and continuing into Tuesday as the cold front arrives. The fly in the ointment is some over running moisture looks possible as the Canadian Front arrives Wednesday with a chilly rain chance continuing into Thursday.
The Medium and Long Range ensemble guidance continue to advertise a series of Canadian Air dropping South every few days as a piece of the Polar Vortex becomes established near Hudson Bay at the Upper Levels with its Anticyclonic spin tapping into pieces of Upper Level Disturbances dropping South on the East side of a potent Upper Level Ridge building across the NE Pacific into Alaska creating a 'bridge' which will tap into some very cold Siberian Air that appears to plunge across the Artic into Canada and at least the Eastern 2/3rds of the United States. Expect each additional Cold front following next week to progressively bring colder shots of Polar/Canadian Air into the Lower 48 through at least the 15th to 17th of December. I will not take a shot at talking about precipitation beyond next week, but needless to say the Analogs of past similar patterns suggest someone across Texas and possibly Louisiana may see precipitation of the wintry type in such an Upper Air Pattern.
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