Kory
Member
Next Thursday looks rough with recent model trends. Large scale troughing in the Western U.S. into the Plains with quality moisture return and high shear.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: this_feature_currently_requires_accessing_site_using_safari
Next Thursday/Friday looks interesting to me too. Problem with Thursday at first glance is substantial warm sector contamination. If the current EURO is right, Friday morning looks potent for Dixie Alley.Next Thursday looks rough with recent model trends. Large scale troughing in the Western U.S. into the Plains with quality moisture return and high shear.
The Euro rainfall is pretty crazy through the end of the run. Widespread 8-10 inches from LA/MS into AL/TN with isolated 12” locations. Heavy subtropical jet influence with a cut off trough over the Western/Central US will keep a boundary stalled over the region with widespread rainfall.
Nailed it Kory. Warning just issued for my area.....The squall line is beginning to come to a halt from South Louisiana into Southern MS and Western AL. Get prepared for flash flooding...potentially significant.
Lots of creeks and streams are overflowing banks this morning. Widespread 4-6" of rain have fallen in the past 12-18 hours across Central and Southern AL. Don't look now...another rainy stretch into the New Year. El Nino is making its presence known...
High water rescues in parts of Louisiana and Mississippi which have gotten near a foot of rain....
It seems to me like the storm track this year has been significantly more active than the 2015 Nino, which was busy in it's own right.
And we'll get at least another round of heavy rain east of the Mississippi River, and possibly a round of severe weather on New Year's Eve.Minus the actual severe weather. Calendar still says 2018, for three more days.
Yeah, Monday looks like a sneaky little event.And we'll get at least another round of heavy rain east of the Mississippi River, and possibly a round of severe weather on New Year's Eve.