Genuine question for the well-informed among us. What determines whether next weekend's system -that I'm sure we're all quietly observing- blows up into something decent or shits itself out across the central US?
Wasn't really expecting rates like this from the very first flakes of the year, it feels like we're picking right up where we left off with the few squall events of last winter
Lmao just wait until PalmBro drops the mic right in the middle of an 18z SE/weaker run. I almost desintegrated at the molecular level on one such occasion last year
I think I'm just baked but this little DuPage cell has some supercell-esque updraft presentation in person, I wish I could get a picture of the entire thing but I'm too close.