Chris Carter
EF3
Popped into Accuweather to check out their latest 15 day forecast and saw an article that Joe Bastardi is predicting a white christmas for 50% of the nation.
GFS and Euro are jumping on the idea of a big weather shift for the US around the 15th of December, the first seems to a southern track storm that takes a Nor' Easter track and right on the heels of that one comes another one that will track a few hundred miles north of the other one and bring snow to the Plains and Great Lakes region, and more storms could behind that until the 1st of the New Year when the pattern shifts to a Winter Thaw.
Really goes in line with the general La Nina winter and spring, big snow storms for Nov and December, a warm up for Jan and Feb and then a last winter grip in March and April before an active severe t-storm season revs up for May and June.
http://www.accuweather.com/blogs/news/story/42440/white-christmas-predicted-for-1.asp
Though i won't agree that a blockbuster winter storm is categorized as a storm that dumps 6 - 12" from D.C. to Boston, more like from Atlanta to Buffalo or something like that.
GFS and Euro are jumping on the idea of a big weather shift for the US around the 15th of December, the first seems to a southern track storm that takes a Nor' Easter track and right on the heels of that one comes another one that will track a few hundred miles north of the other one and bring snow to the Plains and Great Lakes region, and more storms could behind that until the 1st of the New Year when the pattern shifts to a Winter Thaw.
Really goes in line with the general La Nina winter and spring, big snow storms for Nov and December, a warm up for Jan and Feb and then a last winter grip in March and April before an active severe t-storm season revs up for May and June.
http://www.accuweather.com/blogs/news/story/42440/white-christmas-predicted-for-1.asp
Though i won't agree that a blockbuster winter storm is categorized as a storm that dumps 6 - 12" from D.C. to Boston, more like from Atlanta to Buffalo or something like that.