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Bottom line: An active southern stream pattern is expected during the next couple of weeks. While some unseasonably warm air is expected ahead of one such system this week, it will help to draw support a cooling trend in its wake next week. This system is not expected to have any arctic air to tap into, but parts of the southern US and even the East Coast may see temperatures retreat to more seasonable levels, though the risk is to the colder side.
very unsettled and windy weather for sweden this week. precipitation will fall mostly as snow in norrland, svealand and up on the south swedish highlands.
Oh Boy.... Buckle up. Next week, yet another NorEaster possible. This activity is going to wear me out. lol That blue line needs to stop pissing me off. Go off the coast!!
Noaa is projecting some thunderstorms possibly for the lower midwest. it will be interesting to see what happens. Looks like the gfs wants to bring atleast two rounds of precipitation close to our neck of the woods.
Oh Boy.... Buckle up. Next week, yet another NorEaster possible. This activity is going to wear me out. lol That blue line needs to stop pissing me off. Go off the coast!!
***Nor'easter continuing for the Northeast U.S.***
***Active
weather pattern for the West Coast***
***Relatively quiet weather
elsewhere***
There are two significant weather features through the
middle of the week,
with the first being the nor'easter currently affecting
New England and
New York. After widespread 1 to 3 inch rainfall amounts
from New Jersey
to Maine, the main axis of heavy precipitation is forecast to
slowly lift
northward into central and northern New England by Wednesday,
with most of
this falling in the form of rain near the coast and for the big
cities. A
wintry mix is expected for inland locations and the higher
elevations. As
the upper level low moves overhead, snow will become
likely from upstate
New York to Maine, and winter storm warnings are in
effect for these
areas. Wind gusts of 40 to 60 mph are also likely for
the Northeast U.S.
Out West, a strong Pacific storm system is forecast to
bring some drought
relief to California and Oregon through Thursday. An
atmospheric river of
moisture, or pineapple express, is expected ahead of
this system and is
tapping moisture from the tropics. This will lead to
a swath of heavy
rainfall with amounts of 2 to 4 inches by Thursday
night. Significant
snowfall can be expected for the highest mountains
of the Sierra Nevada
and the northern California mountains. Some of
this moisture should make
it into the Intermountain West in the form of rain
showers and mountain
snow showers.
Elsewhere across the continental
U.S., the overall weather pattern should
be rather uneventful with a high
pressure ridge over much of the central
and eastern U.S., except for the
Northeast. The absence of any major
arctic cold air intrusions will
keep temperatures close to normal for this
time of
year.
The upper level ridge out west is bringing strong Chinook conditions to much of Southern Alberta as expected. Warmest temperature I could find in the province today was 13C (55F) at Nordegg.
Oh Boy.... Buckle up. Next week, yet another NorEaster possible. This activity is going to wear me out. lol That blue line needs to stop pissing me off. Go off the coast!!
Yea! More cold rain!
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