Time for a "Breakthrough"?
-Single by Disney's Lemonade Mouth (Youtube lyrics)
8:15 AM EST 11/29 - With a mostly tranquil rest of the Thanksgiving weekend upon us, it's time to ask the real question looking ahead: What kind of weather pattern is going to breakthrough next?
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PHOTO CREDIT: Mr. Timothy Butz of Howard Co., MD |
THE GOOD NEWS: A significant storm in the eastern U.S. is not expected over the next 5-7 days. Instead, a brief mild period looks likely as we start the first week of December.
Long range temperature probabilities are ABOVE NORMAL for a majority of the U.S. (woohoo!) from Dec 3 - 7 as seen on the Day 6-10 projection from the NOAA Climate Prediction Center.
Long range temperature probabilities are ABOVE NORMAL for a majority of the U.S. (woohoo!) from Dec 3 - 7 as seen on the Day 6-10 projection from the NOAA Climate Prediction Center.
THE BAD NEWS: The "atmospheric river" pattern of this last storm could be a sign of things to come. At one point, the storm's moisture plume reached all the way to the Equator! Add extra fuel from a resurgent El Nino, bring in some good ole' Siberian High pressure systems - and by end of next month, a stormy sequence may be rolling once again across the Eastern U.S.