Cold coming down the plains at 372 hours though

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There will be a pattern changeBrent wrote:GFS is back to what else? A torch at 300 hours
Cold coming down the plains at 372 hours though
Brent wrote:DFW doesn't even freeze on the GFS and it goes out to December 14th
Brent wrote:DFW doesn't even freeze on the GFS and it goes out to December 14th
starsfan65 wrote:Brent wrote:DFW doesn't even freeze on the GFS and it goes out to December 14th
There is no pattern change?
starsfan65 wrote:Brent wrote:DFW doesn't even freeze on the GFS and it goes out to December 14th
There is no pattern change?
Brent wrote:starsfan65 wrote:Brent wrote:DFW doesn't even freeze on the GFS and it goes out to December 14th
There is no pattern change?
Cold comes down we just get glancing blows like earlier this month while a freeze goes deep into Florida
I'm not saying this run is realistic but it's definitely possible. All along some of the signals have looked like the major cold would be east of us
Brent wrote:starsfan65 wrote:Brent wrote:DFW doesn't even freeze on the GFS and it goes out to December 14th
There is no pattern change?
Cold comes down we just get glancing blows like earlier this month(like a day or two where its upper 30s/mid 50s for a high) while a freeze goes deep into Florida
I'm not saying this run is realistic but it's definitely possible. All along some of the signals have looked like the major cold would be east of us
a trend?spencer817 wrote:Brent wrote:starsfan65 wrote:There is no pattern change?
Cold comes down we just get glancing blows like earlier this month(like a day or two where its upper 30s/mid 50s for a high) while a freeze goes deep into Florida
I'm not saying this run is realistic but it's definitely possible. All along some of the signals have looked like the major cold would be east of us
I still trust the EPS and EURO more than the GFS, but it may become a trend soon.
Brent wrote:starsfan65 wrote:Brent wrote:DFW doesn't even freeze on the GFS and it goes out to December 14th
There is no pattern change?
Cold comes down we just get glancing blows like earlier this month(like a day or two where its upper 30s/mid 50s for a high) while a freeze goes deep into Florida
I'm not saying this run is realistic but it's definitely possible. All along some of the signals have looked like the major cold would be east of us
Cpv17 wrote:Brent wrote:starsfan65 wrote:There is no pattern change?
Cold comes down we just get glancing blows like earlier this month(like a day or two where its upper 30s/mid 50s for a high) while a freeze goes deep into Florida
I'm not saying this run is realistic but it's definitely possible. All along some of the signals have looked like the major cold would be east of us
I’m choosing to be optimistic about this situation. I’m taking climatology into account. Now I’m not completely sure about this, but I’m pretty sure that in December, Texas is prone to getting artic blasts. I do believe that December favors these blasts of cold to have more of a southerly trajection vs a southeasterly trajection. Now I think late in February and into March is where Climatology favors the southeasterly movement of these artic blasts. I personally do believe it will get quite cold down here and we will see some moisture around as well. I’ve seen too much evidence over the past few days to suggest otherwise.
srainhoutx wrote:I would stick to the Ensembles versus the deterministic GFS/ECMWF solutions this far out. The 00Z GEFS/ECMWF EPS suggest a very similar Upper Air Pattern late next week. A strong PNA Ridge into Alaska and the Artic and a deep Central/Eastern North America trough typically spells a N to NW flow into the Plains and the Eastern US along and to the East of the Rockies allowing dense snow refrigerated cold air in Canada to spill South and SE with ease. Check back this weekend for the "finer" details regarding what our sensible weather may hold beyond next Wednesday...
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