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[aggiecutter]

to pick up. The GFS and EURO are in good agreement for a moderate blast of arctic for late next weekend-early next week for the Central and Eastern US. After that, if the 10 day EURO is right, there'll be nothing but a bob-wire fence between Texas and the North Pole. Actually, the 240 EURO, not a 3 day average, I get from a paysite has brutally cold arctic air knocking on Nebraska's door on day 10 and heading south.

http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... _192.shtml

http://vortex.plymouth.edu/cgi-bin/gen_ ... &cu=latest

Here's the day 10 average EURO, not from paysite.

http://vortex.plymouth.edu/cgi-bin/gen_ ... &cu=latest

[wxguy25]

I would like to know what this paysite is that you are talking about. perhaps it's http://www.wright-weather.com/ ?

Secondly, be careful about the long range GFS. Forecasts can change dramatically from one run to the next ESPECIALLY after day 5.

BTW for you east coast weenies--D7 ECMWF is looking up for you WRT a possible snow threat.

[sertorius]

aggiecutter:

I noticed the same thing on the 10 day euro. The NWS out of Topeka and KC are already beginning to discuss the front next Sunday-To be honest, they don't have much else to discuss-besides some gusty North winds today which have just now (after blowing for 7 hours) taken us below 40 degrees, we will barely see clouds this week with highs in the 40's starting Wednesday-may reach 60 here on Saturday before the next strong front. The weather here has come to being excited about wind events and high temps in the lower 40's lol!! However, it does seem as of now that the the front next Sunday may be stronger than the current one which will bottom us out at about 17 Monday night-colder that it has been for sure, but nothing really big for here. However, no real precipitation in sight-hopefully that will change-have a great night-and happy following the Polar Express-may it come roaring through next week!!