Hawk wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2020 7:54 pm
Hi WP,
Thank you for your synopsis and summary of the past and future weather for this week. I agree with you on so many points i can see why we would be great buttees! Esp talking weather
I really look forward to your contributions here. They provide us snowlovers with a realistic and optimistic forecast.
I agree with you on the wind aspect and would like to suggest the following:
In times when a Nino or Nino state dominates, i feel that the S winds blow right through easily. Transition events occur quickly, with little to no snow. In times of colder set ups, like this week, the S winds struggle to dominate and warm us up, mainly due to our topography and the "pattern" that allows cold air to seep out through the valleys and inlets continuously, or repeatedly. I call it pattern lock, and there has been many examples of this while i have been on this forum.
The biggest variable is the winds..i agree. Last time they barely put a dent into this cold airmass. The warmth was a sliver around 200-400m. And whatever did warm up was brief and mostly coastal. Forecasts have been showing a warm up and much warmer temps..which have been way off.
I like all the members on here that provide excellent weather data, insight and analysis. Hopefully won't forget someone but Monty

AbbyWX, Jr, Nito, Goose, Glacier, Storm, Catnip, and
prolly missed a few..sorry.
But WP, you take the prize! If you nail the snowcast this time all i can say is wowwwwwwww
We will find out by tomorrow sometime