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Flooding and Tornados are any season weather. The Tornado peak season is May for the Spring and September for the Fall. It's when the Strong Polar & Sub Jets collide and fight each other for position. Speed of the Jets matter too when strong mid and upper levels winds aggressively rotate and spin up a storm which can produce a tornado.
Current morning temps. Freezes across Wisconsin and frosty air across Minnesota. All headed Eastbound. Very Warm East coast still. Normal lows are in the 50s
Cold front just off shore and around Boston with a 1024mb Canadien high pressure pushing down. Front made it down south again. Interesting pattern indeed.
Look up Rex Block guys. I didnt think I would mention "winter weather flights" so soon!
This whole pattern has interest written all over it.
October 17, 2012
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Originally Posted by Cambium
Does anyone have any stats from that area on earliest or largest snow total for October there? Winter Weather Flights might be busy this winter.
November 12, 2012
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Originally Posted by Cambium
Also note... the system coming into the Pacific NorthWest will have to be sampled before we get a better idea. In other words, Winter Weather Flights have to go into the system out west and grab samples so the models can injest them and produce a result with the system in the data.
Here's a look at the Pacific Satellite... Lots of Pacific energy! and an obvious El Nino type Sub Jet in play.
No, dont worry, no snowstorms are not in the forecast yet but with systems already showing up in the Gulf of Alaska and off the West Coast we have to think that we might be busy with these winter weather flights again.
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