The above image shows a Hovmoller diagram of forecasted Outgoing Longwave Radiation (OLR) anomalies between 7.5 degrees North and 7.5 degrees South latitude, on a global longitude scale. This misdirection allowed a split-screen effect to be introduced, with Derren on one side of the screen and a static image of half of the stage on the other. Each card has image and number which tell about your real life situation. When the 30 day sunspot number is anomalously high, we tend to see the PNA in its negative phase. The chart above shows 500mb geopotential height anomalies during February, in a Phase 2 MJO wave. Notice the pattern encompassing the Central and Eastern US; strong negative height anomalies are present from south-central Canada into the Northeast. Similarly, yellow colors indicate suppressed tropical convection, also known as positive OLR anomalies. The blue colors indicate negative OLR anomalies, which depict enhanced convection in that latitude slice, at a given longitude alignment. Warm colors depict ridging/high pressure, usually indicative of warm and quiet weather. Similarly, blues indicate troughing/low pressure, accompanied by colder and stormier weather.

Amazing weather of Breckenridge Colorado and its world famous outdoor activities can make your stay more exciting and unforgettable no matter in which season you visit the place. The best kept secret is that Lake Chapala, Mexico is ranked as among best climate in the world for retirement according to the National Geographic. Studying the climate is extremely important to understand what impact humans have had on the Earth and how future weather will affect humans. These tools have the ability to provide information that the weather man can’t. Tropical activity in the Equatorial Pacific will be dying off in the next few days (more knowledgeable weather folks know this as the MJO weakening), which will shift the weather pattern ‘responsibilities’ to the North Pacific. It will form and strengthen at around the 65 degree East longitude line at this date, which correlates to Phase 1 or Phase 2 on our chart directly above. Dashed lines highlight the suppressed phase of an MJO wave. The new MJO wave looks to form in time for the final week or so of January, pushing east at a slower rate than our ongoing wave.

We’ve now confirmed that not only are looking at a storm in the Christmas time period, but model guidance has amped up that threat since yesterday. If it is windy and the temperature is below 32 degrees Fahrenheit, or if the wind chill factor reaches below zero degrees Fahrenheit then you will need to limit the time outdoors. Each problems solved with a step-by-step framework that you will be able to duplicate and use quickly. Disturbingly, the NWS evaluation protocols were not able to delineate the problems previously. Fridays upper air map shows this pattern with a deep trough (blue) over the central united states and a ridge (brown and yellow) over the east coast. It is quite unusual to get major rainfall events in our region during September, but a very wet pattern looks probable over the region this weekend and early next week. You need to check the weather a week before you plan on leaving and start preparing for the predicted weather. Thanks for reading. I’ll cut a video this week w more detail l. Or it could be a more limited mechanisms that mainly to channel aid for projects that help poor nations cut emissions. 1-2 inches in the mountains, with a some limited locations getting a bit more.

Olympics, coastal mountains, and north Cascades (and the Coast Mountains of BC) end up with 5-10 inches. Nostradamus predicted that a mass revolt will end the practice of taxation once and for all. Thursday will be a nice day with sunny skies and highs in the mid 60s. Get out and enjoy it. Now, we have to diagnose the weather pattern here at home in that December 22nd – 26th timeframe, to see if we can pull any hints out. Wall decor paintings are one of the many ways you can have your home speak volumes. However, he said the pilgrimage is going on smoothly despite heavy snowfall and all necessary arrangements have been put in place to facilitate the devotees who are thronging the cave shrine atop Trikuta hills from across the country. We have more than a few things to talk about with the above graphic. We look to have a positive Pacific-North American (PNA) index pattern in place for this event.

Let’s look at the reasons why experts believe LTC will surge. Rather high confidence in the threat of a storm in this timeframe, but low confidence in who will be most affected. The longwave pattern here says this may be a piece of the tropospheric polar vortex being shunted south into North America due to blocking high pressure east of Greenland. I’m a bit skeptical, however, Many Northeast weather buffs may know that winter storms are favored in the East when the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) changes phases from positive to negative, or vice versa. A second storm system may need to be watched for the Northern Plains. When we factor into account slight ridging along the Eastern Seaboard, we start to see that signal for a storm system in the Central US, favoring development in the Central US. It is possible a final burst of wintry weather strikes the Central and Eastern US in the final days of January into early February. That trough will keep the pattern progressive, which means the ridge that forms over the West US as a result (the positive PNA indicator) will likely drift east and spread warmer weather east. It will be the last one for a while.