Spring 2021 in Louisiana: The River and Severe Weather
Feb 22, 2021 2:44:41 GMT -6
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Post by thermalwind on Feb 22, 2021 2:44:41 GMT -6
March is looking wet over the Ohio Valley. La Nina and the warmer than normal Atlantic, wavy jet stream should continue throwing cold bursts into the warm east. Should be a parade of storm systems for that region. Thermal clashes good for spring rains. Suspect we'll be talking about the River by Easter if not sooner.
The other thing with this clash of air masses is severe weather. The system that brought the ice early last week made me cringe a little when I considered if that same look happened in April. Negative tilted trough, hodos were incredibly supportive of tornadoes if the surface wasn't in the teens. All these storm systems during March are going to bring severe potential with them. I have my doubts the busy pattern of early March ends there, looking at a lot of warm east/cold west this spring I think.
A wild hurricane season goes into a winter with a deep freeze and multiple ice threats. Who really expects the spring to be benign?
The other thing with this clash of air masses is severe weather. The system that brought the ice early last week made me cringe a little when I considered if that same look happened in April. Negative tilted trough, hodos were incredibly supportive of tornadoes if the surface wasn't in the teens. All these storm systems during March are going to bring severe potential with them. I have my doubts the busy pattern of early March ends there, looking at a lot of warm east/cold west this spring I think.
A wild hurricane season goes into a winter with a deep freeze and multiple ice threats. Who really expects the spring to be benign?
