Archive for September 20th, 2015
Still a lot of if’s and buts but for Midwesterners, Easterners seeking another winter worth talking about in 2015-16, you may have your wish as current modelling is swaying more towards another colder but stormy outlook the further south and east you go across the Lower 48 while it’s looking disastrous for the winter sports industry of the Pacific Northwest. [s2If […]
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Thought I would show you the September version of the December-February period off both the Met Office and Jamstec models. Rather interesting to say the least. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] 500mb heights Mean sea level pressure 2m temperature Precipitation Jamstec While at this time I don’t believe another 09-10 style winter is ahead and by that I mean LONGEVITY combined with intensity of snow and […]
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While a trough digs into the Eastern US now we have heights building once again over the Plains and this forces a trough split into the new work week with a piece lifting up into the Maritimes and Atlantic while the other drops into the Southeast and it’s the piece left behind that bares watching. […]
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