Something tells me you're more likely to see 3-4 shots/hr rates of hard alcohol in Westerly next weekend...you'll probably need it to drown out the cirrus in advance of the next batch of precip type issues mid week, next week.
We are probably going to get one bomb out of all of this...and maybe one other more moderate ordeal. Looking like the second one is the larger ticket, at this point.
1956....
Well, I said last night that I wanted to see this trend reverse today, and that's what has happened. Wouldn't have felt good if it looked like shit approaching 4 days.
It's not uncommon for a major signal to fade in the medium range only return with a vengeance, but I'm just leery of the seasonal trend with respect to western heights. Been impossible to reverse once it sets in...otherwise, I would still favor this period a something very noteworthy.
I love the guy from the epicenter of the KU orgy last several years telling everyone else how they are due for less snow. Apparently I need to a full decade without approaching normal...maybe sacrsrice a few showshovels to the oes gods.
I'd be shocked at this point if things trend back to a KU. I think that ship has sailed. Again, I get all of the caveats regarding how far out it is, anything can happen, insert cliche...blah, blah.
I'd rather nothing happen and worm hole to spring....words wouldn't be able to convey my frustration if a big kahuna skirts to my south, at this point.
I think we table the HECS deal if this trend doesn't reverse by tomorrow. These death spiral medium range trends this year never end well...especially ones involving western heights.