Rgv20 wrote:^Thats for February, March, and April three month outlook
I know, but I guess people said that winter is going to be hanging around. Perhaps after next week we are done?
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Rgv20 wrote:^Thats for February, March, and April three month outlook
HockeyTx82 wrote:Rgv20 wrote:^Thats for February, March, and April three month outlook
I know, but I guess people said that winter is going to be hanging around. Perhaps after next week we are done?
wxman22 wrote:Yep CMC looks nice for those in Central and Southeast Texas.One thing I find interesting is that if you look at the strength and position of the high pressure it looks practically the same as the GFS around the same time frame (It even develops a coastal trough just like the GFS), the biggest difference though is that it pushes the cold air pass the Red river (which I feel is more likely to happen) unlike the GFS.
Ntxw wrote:Just an outside thought, anyone look at the JMA? If you look at Frank's video on Accuwx, that looks a lot like something from a few of the GFS ensembles. What dream that would be lol...southern plains blizzard.
Ntxw wrote:Just an outside thought, anyone look at the JMA? If you look at Frank's video on Accuwx, that looks a lot like something from a few of the GFS ensembles. What dream that would be lol...southern plains blizzard.
Ntxw wrote:^ Isn't it strange that after watching Frank's video you see a system crossing the southern plains up to the Lakes? lol
iorange55 wrote:Ntxw wrote:^ Isn't it strange that after watching Frank's video you see a system crossing the southern plains up to the Lakes? lol
Lol, I refuse to ever speak of his video again. But really it's starting to look pretty good as far as I'm concerned. We've been tricked a lot this winter, though.
Ntxw wrote:
We have been. But the consistency can't be ignored, if all of this verifies, we'd have followed it since hour 250+. I refuse to believe the models will just take it away. +PNA shooting up into the arctic and a 7/8 MJO is undeniable.
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