This is the best sounding I have seen for SBN since...the internet age started?
Unidirectional NNW winds from the ground to heaven, virtually no inversion, and insane omega in the DGZ. Wow.
Is it just my amateur eye, or did 18z euro improve significantly for the 15th? I don't know where to post now, Torch Tiger has effed up the forum with his bullshit.
Check out the 980 low over Newfoundland...then one run later, in the same time frame, it is over southern Greenland. A 1,000 mile adjustment in one run?
With so much UL energy, I am wondering if we will see some weird semi-convective results, or unexpected mini-convergence zones.
Something like....a general dusting with lollies to 8". The far east looks a bit more like a normal storm result.
How about the mods wipe this thread out. Let a real weather fan start a new thread at the proper time. All this thread does is split the posts, doing a disservice to the group.
This is an academic exercise of course, but relating to my last post showing intense snow over me, take a look at this sounding, and note the incredibly skinny DGZ.