Kory
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I feel you on that one.In a normal spring I would be super stoked for this. Now, not so much.
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I feel you on that one.In a normal spring I would be super stoked for this. Now, not so much.
yeah long range models starting show moisture from the Caribbean getting taped intoYeah, 7-14 day period looks full of potential. Major global models carving out troughs in western US with ample return flow and large amounts of instability.
its april, finally getting into the peak of severe which april provides the most violent outbreaks for dixie, wouldn't sleep on this pattern kory... just because we seen the lucy pull the ball from Charlie brown most time this season thus far. we shall seeI feel you on that one.
In a normal spring I would be super stoked for this. Now, not so much.
In a normal spring I would be super stoked for this. Now, not so much.
What do you mean? Why are you not stoked?
cheese, that's another concern to be honest, cause im afraid a lot folks are going be caught up in to the news over the virus pandemic and big severe weather event goiing catch lot people who don't keep up with this and know much about off guardThe pandemic going on.
Yes indeed, that was a concern this past Saturday. However in Jonesboro it's possible it actually saved lives due to not as many people out shopping as there normally would be.cheese, that's another concern to be honest, cause im afraid a lot folks are going be caught up in to the news over the virus pandemic and big severe weather event goiing catch lot people who don't keep up with this and know much about off guard
**Admin Edit- WesL** Included direct quote from the articleThe coronavirus pandemic may affect the accuracy of the initial weather forecast model output originating from national and global weather prediction centers because of a cutback in the number of aircraft flights that generate vital weather data, according to the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) and other experts.
The aircraft collect temperature and wind data, among other information, that help improve the initial atmospheric conditions that drive global and regional weather forecast models. This data is used routinely to improve the forecasts created by national weather prediction centers across the globe.
However, the pandemic has drastically reduced the number of such flights in Europe and increasingly in the U.S. This impact will be a reduction in global forecast performance. For regional models, the impact may be even greater.
Yep, I think that's part of the reason why we're having so many issues.
Yep agree with that 100 percent