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Ridge Builds In - Humidity Sticks Around - Wx Disc


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NCEP but ... gee, they seem to be repeating in this pattern of missing the opportunity to discuss the WAR impact on modulating the weather for upper MA and NE regions. Don't recognize this Kong guy/girl, but he/she is doing it again.

 

"OVER THE MEDIUM RANGE PERIOD...MODEL GUIDANCE GENERALLY AGREES
WITH AN UPPER-LEVEL HIGH BUILDING EASTWARD INTO THE EASTERN U.S.
AS AN UPPER-LEVEL TROUGH REMAINS NEARLY STATIONARY NEAR OR JUST
OFF THE WEST COAST OF NORTH AMERICA."   

 

That's it?  That's all?  Okay -

 

More at curiosity, why are they not impressed with cyclic 594dm contoured height nodes burgeoning Bermuda style, and then retrograding west over land?  That's a huge pattern modulation and sensible weather impact for a large population region.  wtf.  

 

It's slated to happen again late in the middle range per modeling, and yet again, there's no real discussion about it on the Extended dialogue.   I disagree that is appropriate to drop that notice.  There's a large population up here from PHL to PWM, and when you have stagnated 70-76 DP air mass implicated, with 594dm heights rolling over head, that is going to impact a lot of people, adversely.  92/75 is brutal, lest we have very short idiotic memories.  More over, this next ridge has some chance of mixing in a Sonoran air source and if that happen?   man... 

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Well once the WAR moves south and the Hudson bay vortex pushes south we may be on EML watch so that's good. Post day 10, it looks like we may try to bring some troughs down into the northeast amid the warmer wx so hopefully not a stagnant boring 92/75 pattern.

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Wx hype cautioned for days that the weekend might not be sunny , dry and 75-80. We warned everything might get shoved northwest as we got closer. We aren't surprised

lol...the front is not getting pushed NW until late weekend just as always modeled. it still moves offshore. it's not like it stalls over albany. 

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Never a kudos or nice job Kev. That's fine .we know we did well

lol...i'd totally give you credit if the front were going to stall over KTOL and we were going to be stuck in the 70-75 dewpoint garbage all weekend. but it's doing what it's always been progged to do...push offshore then retrograde. i don't think the kfs ever called for NNE winds and cool temps on friday

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lol...i'd totally give you credit if the front were going to stall over KTOL and we were going to be stuck in the 70-75 dewpoint garbage all weekend. but it's doing what it's always been progged to do...push offshore then retrograde. i don't think the kfs ever called for NNE winds and cool temps on friday

I don't think it's going to be cool and chilly Friday. I see 70-75 with dews in 60's
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Sub 540 thicknesses in Hudson bay with 576+ thicknesses over the nrn tier of the US. Jet stream is proportional to N-S temp gradient so that jet will be screaming. That's MCS city ripping out of the Plains....maybe through the northeast at some point.

I agree, the pattern looks like it has the potential to bring some solid bouts of severe to the northeast.  Just need to get thru this weekends mess.

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Sub 540 thicknesses in Hudson bay with 576+ thicknesses over the nrn tier of the US. Jet stream is proportional to N-S temp gradient so that jet will be screaming. That's MCS city ripping out of the Plains....maybe through the northeast at some point.

heavy fuel consumption on westbound flights from the NE to PAC NW?

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