3/9/2017 Update:
Well the sunday storm got squashed
Friday (tomorrow) may bring some light snow
We're looking at Tuesday of next week now. Stay tuned...
Original Text
Well February was a fail. 8.7 degrees above normal and only a trace of snow measured. But it's March and this is the real winter month. We will get feet and feet of snow. But joking aside, there's not much that could be the failure we called Feb 2017. The month averaged a temperature of 47.7 while the average temperature of March is 46.8 so we were literally a full month early.
There are some indications of March having the potential to be a better month than Feb. A large storm this week is set to develop and sit over Eastern Canada, which would push any following waves under it. In addition, following the storm will be unseasonably cold air. Storms running under us+cold air=possibility of snow.
However, the fast flow under the blocking in addition to the multitude of shortwaves that could interact with each other will likely throw off computer model forecasts. It also means many different chances. Our current window of highest chance is centered around this Sunday, the second shortwave after the cutter.
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