Lol, I’m not saying that I believe them, but I’m simply just sharing what the model run shows.
Either way, Winter weather tracking is all over by later next month.
Might as well track it until the bitter end!
The latest Weeklies get the patten workable by the week of the 11th to the 18th.
The pattern on the Weeklies then continues to look workable through the end of March.
Harrisburg should have reached the “Above Normal Snow” club if that ridiculous band the other night hit 15 miles further south or if the band never existed which could have led to the system producing a more uniform 3 to 6 inches as modeled less than 24 hours out.
The latest Euro Weeklies look to have a workable pattern beginning by the week of March 7th to the 14th & then continuing through the end of the month.
The latest Euro Weeklies look to have a workable pattern beginning by the week of March 7th to the 14th & then continuing through the end of the month.
Also, the SOI 2 week deep crash has ended over the last couple of days. Sometimes the effects of the SOI lag around 2 weeks. It can also throw the models into fits as well.
MDT is only 7 inches away from its seasonal median snow total of 25 inches.
MDT would need 12 more inches to reach climo seasonal total of 30 inches.
Both are within striking distance with 6 realistic weeks to score.
I’m keeping it gassed up until after Easter this year.
Where’s @paweather ?
With Easter in late March, we actually could have a realistic chance at Easter snow this year…