Cpv17 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 1:45 pm
Looks like a decent front for Christmas Eve but most of it looks to go towards the EC. Shocker. Maybe it’ll move back W as we get closer.
Seems like all the really cold air always goes east instead of straight south...whats the reasoning for this?
Cpv17 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 1:45 pm
Looks like a decent front for Christmas Eve but most of it looks to go towards the EC. Shocker. Maybe it’ll move back W as we get closer.
Seems like all the really cold air always goes east instead of straight south...whats the reasoning for this?
I think (if I remember correctly)there’s this thing called a +PNA which sends most of the cold east of us.
Kingwood36 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 2:54 pmSeems like all the really cold air always goes east instead of straight south...whats the reasoning for this?
Yes, let the cold go east. Or better yet, stay locked up north where it belongs.
And just when it started to feel decent again...another front comes down. At least we have a good shot at some rain today and may even hear some thunder.
I’m from SE Louisiana originally. I just checked the NWS forecast for there and was shocked to see they mention a chance for snow showers on Christmas Eve and Christmas morning!
gent500 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 19, 2020 9:56 am
I’m from SE Louisiana originally. I just checked the NWS forecast for there and was shocked to see they mention a chance for snow showers on Christmas Eve and Christmas morning!
I just checked and its gone lol its always fun to see tho!
Haha. They did remove it! Weird though, that that lowered the temps a few degrees, and removed snow showers and replaced it with only showers. I wonder if it’s something they’re on the fence about.
Any winter lovers better get their wishes satisfied before the true Nina climo kicks in, and destroys any chance of wintry weather (not that I mind, of course).
tropiKal wrote: ↑Sat Dec 19, 2020 11:35 pm
Any winter lovers better get their wishes satisfied before the true Nina climo kicks in, and destroys any chance of wintry weather (not that I mind, of course).
Did you just make that up to hear yourself talk?
Long range forecasts as of now are showing solid fronts rolling down after the 1st of the year with some storm systems thrown in the mix. I'm liking it.
tropiKal wrote: ↑Sat Dec 19, 2020 11:35 pm
Any winter lovers better get their wishes satisfied before the true Nina climo kicks in, and destroys any chance of wintry weather (not that I mind, of course).
Did you just make that up to hear yourself talk?
Long range forecasts as of now are showing solid fronts rolling down after the 1st of the year with some storm systems thrown in the mix. I'm liking it.
The irony is that this has been the most normal late Fall I can remember in years. Pretty seasonable. Yes, the forecast is a series of fronts as Christmas and the New Year approach.
