Those of you who have been looking to gain a better understanding as to how atmospheric blocking affects the pattern here in the northern hemisphere…this is FOR YOU!
Enjoy
http://www.geocities.com/usafrw/atmosbl ... ocking.htm
Understanding atmospheric blocking
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Chris the Weather Man
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Chris the Weather Man wrote:Great Link!Perhaps you could add some more information pages one day......
I will eventually. Oh BTW...here is the final call on the New england event that is now in progress...
http://www.geocities.com/usafrw/dec11_last_big.JPG
I didnt have time this evening to update the home page, so It was never posted.
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Chris the Weather Man wrote:Yeah, I agree too, dang lucky people in Maine. Heck, I would not be surprise if one town or towns hit 18" of snow...
netiher would I espeically over the Northern St Lawrence valley where ratios will be very impressive. evaporational cooling allows a pool of -10 C (or lower) h850 temps to form in that region coinciding w/ the UVV max which cranks out about a half inch of liquid. this should maximize depositional growth and enhance snow/liquid ratios.
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Stormsfury wrote:Switching around avatars, eh ...
I felt like going blond.
BTW, one thing I hate about Yahoo's free site ... it only allows a certain amount of bandwidth per hour, otherwise, you'll receive an exceeded bandwidth error. Clears up in an hour or so ...
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I know, and it really sucks. Once I use up the available disk space on the free site I'll upgrade to a premium account. I just bought Macromedia Dreamweaver this afternoon to make the pages, but I haven't had a chance to install it yet. For now I've been using Microsoft FrontPage 2000.
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