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Portastorm wrote:orangeblood wrote:There are some seriously aggressive ENS members with the storm next weekend....several members showing 1048+ HP's draped across the Central Plains into the Great Lakes with a trough digging into the southwest US. Increasing potential for another possible winter event next weekend
orangeblood, I don't know. That would go against pretty much everything I am seeing on the models and social media comments from the national "experts." Seems like we're in for a several week period of anomalous warmth. That being said, I know you look at these things closely and you often pick up on stuff that most of the rest of us don't see. So, I hope you're right!
It's true there is anomalous warmth and it will happen early to middle of next week. However as we mentioned the AO (a little iffy on this one) is forecasted negative and the WPO stays negative. The WPO has been dumping really cold air in Canada, just take a look at how they saw temps for today. It's a very risky pattern Portastorm, you can get quick hitting cold even in a warm pattern. That Pacific line of storms is no easy forecast for the models. You spin it in the GOA it's one thing, if it drives into land to the SW of us you get a different thing.
