BooneWX

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The rollercoaster ride that keeps on giving

It’s not all bad imo. A surging ridge into Alaska and a trough east of Hawaii is an ideal look at this range. I’m wondering if we’re seeing some feedback issues… a lot of moving parts… windshield wiper effect. You’ve got a stout -NAO developing, a lot of active shortwaves embedded in the flow and a complete Pacific reshuffle commencing. I’m hard pressed to believe we’re even close to a final solution.

Cold dumps west and pumps a ridge that bridges with our -NAO. Not ideal.

The models giveth the models taketh

No one should be giving up. These are the same trash models that said it would be 75 today.

Bam has a good pull you away from the cliff update on YouTube this morning

23 here. Quite the whiplash from Saturday.

Poking around the resort cams this morning, I’m currently watching snow fall at Buckeye Lake near Beech Mtn. Thing is - these dendrites are super large. Like I truly don’t know if I’ve ever seen flakes that large with a temp of 11°. Anyone else seeing it at their location?

Fab Feb your table is ready

It could be right but we had one bad suite. For now it’s a blip not a trend.

Sheesh. That was the worst overnight suite in a long time. Let’s see what 12z brings. Idk if I’ve ever seen the run to run changes we have lately.

I’m at the point where I think there will be a major east coast storm between the 7th and 10th. It remains to be seen on who misses out. I think the mid-Atlantic north will be particularly favored this first time but idk. We could get a stout HP and get hammered as well. The -NAO just continues to impress on the models. Odds of getting that damming high are up from normal.

One uptrend I’ve seen today is that the ensembles have thrown some haymakers in individual runs. Plenty of duds but some insane runs mixed in as well. Goes to show just how high ceiling *could* be. The southern jet cranking really opens the door for some bombs.

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