Amos Magliocco
EF5
This is early, but by request and because it's fun to think that 2004 will never end convectively, I've opened this thread. Don't know if I can transfer Justin Teague's post over here, so I'll paste it below:
180 hour maps show a vigorous trough approaching the central plains and develop an 850 mb low in eastern CO, always a bell-ringer for southern plains chasers. Who knows if it will verify, but it's fun to speculate. Looks like 2004's fat lady has a frog in her throat.
Somebody should open a thread for the weekend of the 28th. Interesting pattern change by the middle of next week. I like what the CPC has to say......
"With the forecasted upper-level pattern, there is a chance of a severe weather outbreak in the middle of the country"
and also the following week....
"Despite disagreement on the exact position of the western trough, it is expected to persist during this forecast period. If its axis is centered inland, then shortwaves moving through the trough could lead to widespread severe weather outbreaks in the middle of the country."
180 hour maps show a vigorous trough approaching the central plains and develop an 850 mb low in eastern CO, always a bell-ringer for southern plains chasers. Who knows if it will verify, but it's fun to speculate. Looks like 2004's fat lady has a frog in her throat.