In the previous post I told ya winter isn't over yet. It's making a brief appearance Monday into Wednesday, then another BIG warm up will start. This will have you thinking winter is in the rear view mirror, but I strongly disagree. I'll have more later this week, but I wanted to show you Sunday's wild run of the European model. It looks like there will be a major storm threat around St. Patty's Day. Details and specifics are impossible to predict this far out. I'm NOT saying it's going to snow, but I do think it's a good bet more cold air surges south before spring sets in for good.
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| This is valid Monday March 18th. The black lines are isobars (lines of equal barometric pressure). Look at the area of low pressure forming in the Carolina's (1004). A strong surface high is in the Dakota's (1038). The flow around these features is blasting Arkansas with a cold north wind. This implies a MAJOR eastern United States blizzard threat. |
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| This is Tuesday March 19th. It's COOOOLLLLLDDDDD here with a gigantic storm over the eastern United States. This would pretty much grind air travel to a halt and would have a ripple effect throughout the country IF THIS WERE TO VERIFY! AND THAT'S A BIG IF! Remember, this is more than a week away so let's watch it. |
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Of course that is spring break week!
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