starsfan65 wrote:gpsnowman wrote:We need a strong system and a strong front to shake things up. The thread is dead!!!!
We have one coming in this week.
It will be a nice cool down, but not what you would consider a strong one.
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starsfan65 wrote:gpsnowman wrote:We need a strong system and a strong front to shake things up. The thread is dead!!!!
We have one coming in this week.
EnnisTx wrote:starsfan65 wrote:gpsnowman wrote:We need a strong system and a strong front to shake things up. The thread is dead!!!!
We have one coming in this week.
It will be a nice cool down, but not what you would consider a strong one.
gpsnowman wrote:EnnisTx wrote:starsfan65 wrote:We have one coming in this week.
It will be a nice cool down, but not what you would consider a strong one.
Yeah it will be a nice change of pace but not exactly a major pattern disruption. Even the rain chances are looking less than spectacular.
gpsnowman wrote:We need a strong system and a strong front to shake things up. The thread is dead!!!!
TeamPlayersBlue wrote:gpsnowman wrote:We need a strong system and a strong front to shake things up. The thread is dead!!!!
Welcome to La nina. She will eventually make some noise though.
wxman22 wrote:TeamPlayersBlue wrote:gpsnowman wrote:We need a strong system and a strong front to shake things up. The thread is dead!!!!
Welcome to La nina. She will eventually make some noise though.
Yep, expect periods of dry weather with average to mild temps in a zonal flow.With sporadic arctic air intrusions and winter storms in between.As typical with La Nina winters when it does get cold though it may get REALLY cold.The pattern this season seems about the same as last fall/winter.
Weather Dude wrote:Those 2 cells down by Wichita Falls look like they might become the the main event in terms of any tornado activity. There's a few areas in the line in OK that may try to spin something up but those 2 supercells down there are nasty.
Getting some heavy rain and small hail right now.
EDIT: Adding the cell near Gainesville to that list. It has a more favorable motion than the other 2, moving east instead of SE
bubba hotep wrote:This is a nasty looking cell heading SE into the northern burbs.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FD4KpVTWQAIqCK7?format=jpg&name=medium
GFS says no cold, but Euro says cold.Ntxw wrote:Quick update this morning.
There are two camps the GFS (and family) + Canadian which has a not so good Pacific flow. Locks the cold air far North in Alaska.
Then you have the Euro (and family) which puts a loading HP over the Beaufort which sets up cross polar flow and sets up a potential Arctic attack towards the later half of the month.
Two very different outcomes. For the next week or so seasonably cool then seasonably mild rollercoaster. However all of the models start with the Beaufort HP but diverge beyond that.
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