Ronnie Bradley
EF1
Personally, I would like another good cold spell to kill off some bugs that have made a recent comeback in my vicinity. While cold air is unwelcome to most, due to the fact of it being cold, it needs to be cold to slow the moisture evaporating from the topsoil, and to keep trees and such from budding, only to be hit by a "surprise" freeze in late March / early April.
And talking about zonal flows, I like them only on one condition... if the flow weren't so bloody fast so that when a upper level low & trough blow through the area, there may be enough moisture for precipitation and not just a hi / bye as the Low ske-daddles across at mach 2
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I would like a slow moving negative-tilt trough to slowly come my way but I will probably have to wait until spring for that, lol
In the meantime, I'll put up with that developing western ridge / central - eastern trough that may be setting up soon. Helooo cold temps!!!
And talking about zonal flows, I like them only on one condition... if the flow weren't so bloody fast so that when a upper level low & trough blow through the area, there may be enough moisture for precipitation and not just a hi / bye as the Low ske-daddles across at mach 2
I would like a slow moving negative-tilt trough to slowly come my way but I will probably have to wait until spring for that, lol
In the meantime, I'll put up with that developing western ridge / central - eastern trough that may be setting up soon. Helooo cold temps!!!