The latest Euro isn't as bad but its still a lot of cutters. Hopefully after the 15th or so it will finally transition to a better pattern. I'm in wait and see mode though.
A product of climate change I think. Even when we get 12 inches of rain in 2 weeks, it almost all runs off and the water table goes down quickly allowing the droughts to intensify quicker.
I'm not there yet but its concerning. The Pacific is still ruining our snow chances. I hope we can at least get a few inches of slop before the downpours this Saturday morning.
We need to get rid of this -PNA. If not its going to be rain, get cold, warm up, rain, get cold, warm up, rain. Aka our normal winter pattern most years.
Rain changes to snow at the end here. I really like the trends. Keep that low to the south and keep improving that confluence and we could be in business.
I do think we may have a legit threat around MLK day. And this Wednesday night/Thursday could be sneaky and give NE GA and SWNC a few inches if that finger of precip develops that some of the models are hinting at.
I think the 7th and the storm after that will be a lot of cold rain but as others said, it will help build snowpack to the northwest and northeast. I would love to see some signs of CAD in the long range. It is one of the few things that can destroy a SE Ridge.