Northern Rocky and High Plains Blizzard.

dyndrite · 01-26-2008, 07:32 AM

This system will effect most of the country. Will follow it this week.

Snow and wind to 40 mph. Extreme temperature fluxes. The front associated will develop Major Storm in Central and Eastern US by Mid-Week

Dyndrite

dyndrite · 01-26-2008, 03:32 PM

Cold Wave Warning should be issued for Montana Sunday night and early Monday. A strong Artic front with temperature drops of 34 degrees Celsius will move SE through the area. On the back side expect blizzard conditions. Snow and blowing snow.

Dyndrite

dyndrite · 01-26-2008, 09:34 PM

Cold Wave Warnings should be issued for North and South Dakota and Minnesota Monday and Monday night.

That is the mother of all cold fronts.

Dyndrite

dyndrite · 01-27-2008, 07:05 AM

There is not much going on the East Coast except for the, “Nantucket Storm.” Heavy snow forecast for that area.

Things are starting to move out west. I have not talked about the California Storm. It has been impressive with more precipitation for a longer period of time then I have ever seen. If there is a such thing as a drought buster then that was one for sure.

The moisture is starting to move north as Storm forms in the Northern Rockies. Some locals will receive up to 4 ft of snow. As the artic front moves SE into the high plains a series of Storms will form and traverse the US.

The computer models do not handle Artic Air very well so a little climatology will need to be applied. Interactions with Mid level systems, Subtropical jet and effects of evaporative cooling will make next week a challenge with a, “Major Winter Storm,” a definite threat.

Hope every one had a good rest. The show starts today in the mountains out west and tomorrow in the high plains.

Dyndrite

dyndrite · 01-28-2008, 05:31 AM

Surface Temperatures as of 5AM est. had fallen to -17F in northern Montana. Winds are NNW at 35 gusting to 50 mph. Temperatures yesterday were in the mid to upper 40’s in parts of Montana and North Dakota.

The Artic Front will work South and East the next 24 hours and effect Nebraska, Iowa Minnesota with falling temperatures and blowing snow.

The sub-tropical jet is active and a good moisture plume is heading NE out of Texas this morning. Blizzard conditions will develop from Colorado to parts of the high plains today.

The Artic air will have trouble moving South and this will develop a secondary storm late Wednesday and Thursday over Texas. This will allow snow to develop in Oklahoma North and East. The path of this storm is unknown at this time. Climatology would say, “Heads up,” Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan.

Dyndrite

dyndrite · 01-28-2008, 10:16 AM

Up-date

At 10 AM EST

Artic front near Montana North Dakota Border moving ESE. Temps in Northern Montana -20F and falling. Winds gusting to 40 last check

Special Iowa forecast.

Not much rain for you. Snow will develop behind the Artic front tonight. Tuesday will be windy, NNW winds 20-30 mph gust to 45. Temperatures falling all day to below Zero. Snow and blowing snow with possible Ground Blizzard conditions at times. Snow fall 2-3 inches, but with the wind it will be hard to measure.

Things should improve Wednesday as Storm forms to your south.

dyndrite · 01-28-2008, 10:32 AM

Up- date Moderate to heavy snow Eastern Montana. Visibilities ¼ to 1/2 mile. Temps -15 to 0F. Winds 25 gusting to 35.

I think that meets Blizzard Criteria. Cant believe the big boys blew that forecast. Yea I can.

Dyndrite

dyndrite · 01-28-2008, 11:10 AM

I will try and slide an old song from that Kentucky philosopher in from time to time.

This is one of those times.

YouTube - Old Dogs Children & Watermellon Wine

Dyndrite

dyndrite · 01-28-2008, 11:41 AM

Latest data from all models show, “Major Winter Storm.” Developing in North Texas with Snow Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio.

This is from Thursday morning and on. Initial snow depths of 4-6 inches as Storm moves NE.

This Storm will effect the Great lakes and the NE. Intensity is still unknown but. It is coming Folks..

Dyndrite

dyndrite · 01-28-2008, 12:22 PM

Latest surface data as of 12 noon EST shows areas of heavy snow in Montana. Visibilities of ¼ mile. Temps of 0 to -20F Winds NW 20- 30 gust to 40. Again I say blizzard criteria.

It moves East and south East. NOAA Hello?

Dyndrite

01-26-2008, 07:32 AM	#1
dyndrite Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 497	Northern Rocky and High Plains Blizzard. This system will effect most of the country. Will follow it this week. Snow and wind to 40 mph. Extreme temperature fluxes. The front associated will develop Major Storm in Central and Eastern US by Mid-Week Dyndrite

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01-26-2008, 03:32 PM	#2
dyndrite Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 497	Cold Wave Warning should be issued for Montana Sunday night and early Monday. A strong Artic front with temperature drops of 34 degrees Celsius will move SE through the area. On the back side expect blizzard conditions. Snow and blowing snow. Dyndrite

01-26-2008, 09:34 PM	#3
dyndrite Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 497	Cold Wave Warnings should be issued for North and South Dakota and Minnesota Monday and Monday night. That is the mother of all cold fronts. Dyndrite

01-27-2008, 07:05 AM	#4
dyndrite Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 497	There is not much going on the East Coast except for the, “Nantucket Storm.” Heavy snow forecast for that area. Things are starting to move out west. I have not talked about the California Storm. It has been impressive with more precipitation for a longer period of time then I have ever seen. If there is a such thing as a drought buster then that was one for sure. The moisture is starting to move north as Storm forms in the Northern Rockies. Some locals will receive up to 4 ft of snow. As the artic front moves SE into the high plains a series of Storms will form and traverse the US. The computer models do not handle Artic Air very well so a little climatology will need to be applied. Interactions with Mid level systems, Subtropical jet and effects of evaporative cooling will make next week a challenge with a, “Major Winter Storm,” a definite threat. Hope every one had a good rest. The show starts today in the mountains out west and tomorrow in the high plains. Dyndrite

01-28-2008, 05:31 AM	#5
dyndrite Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 497	Surface Temperatures as of 5AM est. had fallen to -17F in northern Montana. Winds are NNW at 35 gusting to 50 mph. Temperatures yesterday were in the mid to upper 40’s in parts of Montana and North Dakota. The Artic Front will work South and East the next 24 hours and effect Nebraska, Iowa Minnesota with falling temperatures and blowing snow. The sub-tropical jet is active and a good moisture plume is heading NE out of Texas this morning. Blizzard conditions will develop from Colorado to parts of the high plains today. The Artic air will have trouble moving South and this will develop a secondary storm late Wednesday and Thursday over Texas. This will allow snow to develop in Oklahoma North and East. The path of this storm is unknown at this time. Climatology would say, “Heads up,” Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan. Dyndrite

01-28-2008, 10:16 AM	#6
dyndrite Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 497	Up-date At 10 AM EST Artic front near Montana North Dakota Border moving ESE. Temps in Northern Montana -20F and falling. Winds gusting to 40 last check Special Iowa forecast. Not much rain for you. Snow will develop behind the Artic front tonight. Tuesday will be windy, NNW winds 20-30 mph gust to 45. Temperatures falling all day to below Zero. Snow and blowing snow with possible Ground Blizzard conditions at times. Snow fall 2-3 inches, but with the wind it will be hard to measure. Things should improve Wednesday as Storm forms to your south.

01-28-2008, 10:32 AM	#7
dyndrite Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 497	Up- date Moderate to heavy snow Eastern Montana. Visibilities ¼ to 1/2 mile. Temps -15 to 0F. Winds 25 gusting to 35. I think that meets Blizzard Criteria. Cant believe the big boys blew that forecast. Yea I can. Dyndrite

01-28-2008, 11:10 AM	#8
dyndrite Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 497	I will try and slide an old song from that Kentucky philosopher in from time to time. This is one of those times. YouTube - Old Dogs Children & Watermellon Wine Dyndrite

01-28-2008, 11:41 AM	#9
dyndrite Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 497	Latest data from all models show, “Major Winter Storm.” Developing in North Texas with Snow Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. This is from Thursday morning and on. Initial snow depths of 4-6 inches as Storm moves NE. This Storm will effect the Great lakes and the NE. Intensity is still unknown but. It is coming Folks.. Dyndrite

01-28-2008, 12:22 PM	#10
dyndrite Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 497	Latest surface data as of 12 noon EST shows areas of heavy snow in Montana. Visibilities of ¼ mile. Temps of 0 to -20F Winds NW 20- 30 gust to 40. Again I say blizzard criteria. It moves East and south East. NOAA Hello? Dyndrite

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