Thursday, November 29, 2012
Why The Pattern Won't Deliver Cold Air
Sometimes when we analyze weather patterns, we tend to look only at the United States or North America. I want to broaden the perspective with a birds-eye on the northern hemisphere.
Everyone wants to know when we will get cold and stay cold. With the current pattern which I will explain below, it doesn't look like it will flip to that anytime soon. By that I mean within the next 7-14 days. I do think occasional fronts will bring some rain chances followed by cooler air. But in most cases, the cooler air will come and go quickly.
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Todd-Interesting post on the Omega weather phenom. I remember one in Dec. 1984 that gave us one of the warmest Decembers in my memory. We know what happened in January and early February of 85. We had below zero and single digit lows and heavy snow at the end of the month with teens for highs during the snow cover.
Please don't let this be a repeat of last winter!
I've been looking at that for the last couple of days. I'm thinking early into mid January is when we will start to really feel like Winter. Nothing but hit and miss chances until then. The thought's of snow before Mid January has vanished from my mind. But Like you always say Todd. "Never say Never with Arkansas Weather."
Old Man Winter due in mid December as models are beginning to smell out first pattern change of the season. May not be snow / ice but cold is coming. Good snow pack in Canada, unlike last year.
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