Weather models are starting to indicate a (possible) end to this awful streak of spring-like weather in the northeast.
According to Matt Noyes' weather blog (he's the weather guy for New England Cable News:
Let's hope he's right!
According to Matt Noyes' weather blog (he's the weather guy for New England Cable News:
The pattern for the upcoming couple of weeks - the first half of December - will feature a fast flowing jet stream with numerous disturbances embedded in it, thanks largely to the weak El Nino flow and therefore the steady stream of disturbances racing across the Pacific and through the Western United States. This will mean repeated tugs of cold air at the surface into New England, with plenty of availability to tap additional moisture from the tropical Pacific and Gulf of Mexico if any of these disturbances can grow strong enough, which they'll have a better chance of doing after the first week of December, when Pacific input strengthens even a bit more.
Let's hope he's right!
My home area is ready to go, and I expect to walk out my door tomorrow and in the distance, hear snow guns!!!! :D