This is for the hardcore folks only, the Sunday night 30 day run of the ECWMF model. Each map represents the one week average of 500mb heights. Ridging is shown by positive anomalies and troughing by negative.
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Snowtime at the Apollo please!
Big Joe Bastardi annoys me…
A lot…
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:facepalm:
Still feeling that end of the month snow storm !!!
The next couple days we get some light rain, some snow in the mountains. Then it looks like we get right back into the same ol sh**….crap we’ve had since the first of the year. Those longer range maps (if I’m looking at them right) fortell a story of warm and dry, then warm and wet, then cool and damp to begin the March showers and t-storm spell. That’s right, cool and wet for the start of spring…..what else is new.
It looks cold to me.
Looks good for a change
With the ECMWF depicting a ridge along 140W more often than not during the first 3 weeks of February, this probably means drier than normal conditions for the NW, with onshore flow. Cool & cloudy, but not cold.
Looks like the winds are kicking up into the second week, with that high pressure offshore. I think…
I wish i was hardcore so i could understand.
Its like… darts on acid.
Yeah, long range darts with a really small target. So small they never get near the bulls eye. But like a guy who’s had a few too many at the pub, keep trying!
Or a hardcore lava lamp.
Ridging, anomalies, troughing. Sigh. I am so not hardcore …
http://www.theweatherprediction.com/habyhints/
Haa! Thanks, Sandi! But seriously, I’m not trying to study … that’s why I lurk here and bug other people who know what the heck is going on. I do know about cliff jumping, trains leaving the station, albino donkeys, the dreaded Milwaukie Dome, and whatnot …
could it be El Nino?!
yeah, now that winter is over and the fork has been stuck in it. has the barbque been started and the bottom of the cliff yet?
Fired up mine for da Bowl last night, good stuff that marinated pork carnitas!!
Waiting a couple more weeks here
I grill year round. It never gets bad enough to keep me from it.
But having a covered area to cook under really makes it work.
can you guys pick up some whites meat market teriyaki chicken and maybe some peper steaks to throw on? shoot we can even cook up some smoked salmon. wow…10:00 at night and I am thinking about this stuff.
Ridges are my favorite.
Ruffles have ridges!
No more Ruffles for me until the Spring Equinox…I’m practicing “Solar Lent” this year.
Looking better
Not really…
Better than what we have been looking at the past 2 months but not by much
You in!