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If the Upper level Pattern is going to look like this tomorrow, what does it mean at the surface when its showing that for Saturday the 14th?
Clue: Look at the numbers.
Showing a stronger, Cooler airmass. For instance, the 576 line goes to Virginia as opposed to Long Island. This was the morning update. Havent checked recent runs but I'm sure will change hundred times.
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Originally Posted by Rozenn
That mild sector around 750 hPa wouldn't look good. Quite borderline. In case frozen precip made it through, are there high enough areas in northern VT/NH to get any of it? I don't think snow can last unmelted through 3,000 feet of clearly positive temps, even if precipitation is abundant.
Awesome summary. I agree. Snow definetly wouldnt last through the column coming down especially because its so warm at the surface. Had it been even just 35F at the surface than maybe different scenario. Fun stuff.
Yea but the temps probably about 10c so who really cares.
It ain't cold.
So what if it's not cold?
Some people do care and would like to hear about it. If you're not interested in our weather than don't post instead of criticizing. And where are you getting 10°C from? My forecast low tonight is 3°C.
Quite cool. In contrast, the low was 20.4°C/68.7°F in the Latin quarter, central Paris. Strong UHI, Melun (outer suburbs) dipped to 13.8°C/56.8°F.
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I agree. Snow definetly wouldnt last through the column coming down especially because its so warm at the surface. Had it been even just 35F at the surface than maybe different scenario. Fun stuff.
