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I am not impressed with the overall pattern with regard to arctic air compared to what we saw in November. It is looking a bit more El Nino influenced as I see more storms hitting California and warmer than average SSTs are migrating to the central basin. If El Nino does officially develop it will be a weak event, though.
I am not impressed with the overall pattern with regard to arctic air compared to what we saw in November. It is looking a bit more El Nino influenced as I see more storms hitting California and warmer than average SSTs are migrating to the central basin. If El Nino does officially develop it will be a weak event, though.
Weak event El Nino's usually mean cold snowy winters for the Central and Eastern US. However, after this week, the pattern for the next 10 days or so, isn't all that encouraging for cold weather lovers....
K so last night it was literally around 45F. 24 hours later it dropped to 21F, good lord. No snow for a few days, but its pretty chilly. Probably wont see much snow till after I return from the tropics.
Ok this is bull ****. When I want below average temps (winter obviously), I get the longest above average forecast probably all year. Hope the model(s) that my local weather center is using will be incorrect
Latest HRW-A model projection for precip type today 11am to 7pm. Light Snow for NYC for a short hour. Very Light precip falling so don't be surprised if you see dry areas!
Changes to rain as time goes on. Warm level overhead moves in!
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