pritchlaw
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Looking like Central Alabama is going to finish winter without any measurable snow.
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We've maybe gotten three inches in DC. If that.Looking like Central Alabama is going to finish winter without any measurable snow.
I think because of how the last two backpedaled from what was dubbed a significant event. This Tuesday/Wednesday event has some red flags with a heck of an EML and crazy shear values (similar to 1/10-1/11). I think moisture return is still questionable but we’re seeing a better signal for higher moisture return with models slowing this from Tuesday into Wednesday.
Looking like Central Alabama is going to finish winter without any measurable snow.
We had one then for sure according to my Facebook memories the ladt couple of days. Ladt February was very warm though.We had a pretty good run during the 2010's with some decent snowfalls, at least here along the northern edge of Central Alabama. I wonder if we are heading back into a pattern of winters with little to no snow. Was it December of 2017 when we had our last decent one?
Huh?I heard on this week’s WeatherBrains podcast that there is going to be a tornado outbreak on April 10th. Take that information with a grain of salt.
I heard on this week’s WeatherBrains podcast that there is going to be a tornado outbreak on April 10th. Take that information with a grain of salt.
Huh?
whats the over and under for tornadoes in the south this spring?Some weather futures guy from Cantor Fitzgerald that was this week’s guest talking about the same pattern that brought the October tornadoes in Dallas and the December 16th tornadoes of last year predicted the same MJO phase would conclude with severe weather on or around April 10th. You can make and place bets on weather.
Some weather futures guy from Cantor Fitzgerald that was this week’s guest talking about the same pattern that brought the October tornadoes in Dallas and the December 16th tornadoes of last year predicted the same MJO phase would conclude with severe weather on or around April 10th. You can make and place bets on weather.
Can you post a link? I couldn’t find it myself.march 15 to march 25th... tornado risk is elevated with even some strong tornadoes put out today by BAM wx for dixie alley and parts mid south
i tried link. Couldn’t get it work . But I found over on southern wx forum. In the severe 2020 topicCan you post a link? I couldn’t find it myself.
Southernwx.comCan you post a link? I couldn’t find it myself.
I see nothing to indicate a more favorable pattern. We’re still in high AAM with a northerly shifted pacific jet leading to cutoffs. Earlier this week was the exception to an otherwise unfavorable pattern. It has been unfavorable for a large portion of the last 4-6 weeks.march 15 to march 25th... tornado risk is elevated with even some strong tornadoes put out today by BAM wx for dixie alley and parts mid south
Just as well, elevated tornado risk April 1st-30th for the southeast CONUS and arklatex. Models show warming temperatures and moisture advection from the GOM which is consistent with historical trends.march 15 to march 25th... tornado risk is elevated with even some strong tornadoes put out today by BAM wx for dixie alley and parts mid south