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NE OK/ NW AR/ SE KS/ SW MO Winter 2010


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Nice changes on the GFS tonite. Starting to pick up on the mid-week system now, precip chances next weekend, and big time cold after that.

yeah it does. Hoping everything works out with that Day 8-10 system, it's been on there for several days now.

GGEM has it:

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Euro has it too, but is quicker with it.

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Nice. Hopefully this signal continues and we start to get ramped up around here beginning late week. This winter has been nothing short of ridiculous WRT precip in this region.

And it's gone on the 06z and 12z GFS. Huge changes between last nights 00z and 12z run today.

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Yeah nasty looking run indeed. Good thing it prolly wont verify.

I dunno. The main problem is that crap over the northeast and great lakes. If that vortex forms there and stays there, it will be December all over again.

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Yeah nice look around 240 on the 18z and then one massive cold outbreak after another. I dont see a very mild January coming up the way things look now.

yeah been looking at some of the indices, they show the NAO rising to near neutral so we may get a weak SE ridge. That may actually be a good thing if we can manage to get a trough out west.

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Huge differences on the 0z GFS tonite from 12z this morning. Brings a shortwave across TX/AR which would threaten winter weather across at least the southern parts of this region late next weekend.

yep, that's the "D8-10 storm" from above. It's back. Could you imagine if it was just a bit slower and the storm diving down from the NW was just a bit faster? I wonder if any of the ensembles will show that solution.

Still shows a pretty great pattern after that too.

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yep, that's the "D8-10 storm" from above. It's back. Could you imagine if it was just a bit slower and the storm diving down from the NW was just a bit faster? I wonder if any of the ensembles will show that solution.

Still shows a pretty great pattern after that too.

Yeah that would be an awesome scenario. Anything can happen at this point. The northern stream is just so dominant this year.

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Yeah that would be an awesome scenario. Anything can happen at this point. The northern stream is just so dominant this year.

UPDATE: 11:12 PM............

GGEM has a 998 MB low over SW Arkansas @ 168. GFS has it out in the Gulf at that time....

GGEM is still wanting to squeeze out some precip weds morning and it shows temps below freezing. I don't think it will probably happen though due to dry air.

GGEM is faster with the system moving into the NW @ 144 as well.

GFS Snow depth through 180.

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Geesh, Norman, OK

MORE ATTENTION CONTINUES TO TURN TO THE POTENTIALLY SIGNIFICANT TURN OF EVENTS NEXT WEEK. BIG RIDGE WILL BUILD N INTO ALASKA BY LATE WEEKEND... SUPPORTING A SIZEABLE BUILDUP OF ARCTIC AIR OVER W CANADA AND DOWNSTREAM HEIGHT FALLS INTO SW CANADA AND NW CONUS. FORMATION OF A 500-MB 575-580 HIGH OVER AK... WHICH HAS BEEN ADVERTIZED BY THE GFS AND ECMWF FOR SEVERAL DAYS NOW... GENERALLY DOES NOT TURN OUT WELL - FOR MOST OF THE LOWER 48 MUCH LESS THE S PLAINS. GFS SFC-T PROGS FOR NEXT TUESDAY ARE UNPRECEDENTED AS FAR AS THIS FORECASTER CAN RECALL... AND IF TAKEN LITERALLY WOULD IMPLY THAT PARTS OF MT/WY WOULD STRUGGLE TO REACH HIGHS OF -30F NEXT TUESDAY. THAT SEEMS A WEE BIT EXTREME... BUT IN ANY EVENT THE PATTERN CONTINUES TO SUGGEST A TURN TOWARD SIGNIFICANT AND POTENTIALLY SEVERE WINTER WEATHER IN SOME WAY SHAPE OR FORM - THE STUFF NATIONAL HEADLINES ARE MADE OF - BY SOMETIME NEXT WEEK. COLD AIR IS LIKELY TO BEGIN INVADING THE PACNW AND NORTHERN ROCKIES/HIGH PLAINS OVER THE WEEKEND AND ROLL SE THEREAFTER. AT THIS TIME WE ARE LEANING TOWARD THE ECMWF AND A FASTER INVASION OF ARCTIC AIR INTO THE S PLAINS NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT. WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THAT IS HARD TO SAY. BITTER COLD... SNOW AND/OR ICE... OR PERHAPS ALL OF THE ABOVE. SUFFICE TO SAY NEXT WEEK LOOKS TROUBLESOME.

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Yeah we get missed by the first sw moving across the deep south over the upcoming weekend but then this arctic wave or whatever it is drops down and kinda takes its time moving across.

yeah, I dunno. There's a lot to worry about this run.. temps, and dry air mostly and I'm just not feeling it yet.

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