Archive for April 21st, 2015
The unusual deep, cold upper vortex drifting down over the Great Lakes bringing an abnormal chill from the Upper Midwest to Mid-Atlantic may not be a short lived blip but part of a pattern that lingers. For the first time since last year, the NAO is tanking and that means a twin trough under Greenland […]
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Well I’ve addressed the big pattern flip that’s coming but today I want to look at just how chilly it could get with this setup. First of all, check this out…. This often happens in solar downturn years not in winter but spring and often marks the big shift to a longer term cooler and wetter pattern. […]
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