Re: December 2021 Weather Discussion
Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:51 am
Ohio Valley Weather Observation & Discussion
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Thanks to this latest system and the next one coming this weekend, I'll probably do one last leaf grinding (AGAIN) next week. Do yourself a favor... don't live where there are a lot of oak trees.MVWxObserver wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:26 amI know it'll be a boring and mild period that week, bro, but good travel weather for those like my sister, bil, niece, and nephew as they'll be coming to G'ville for an early Christmas celebration. Sis, bil, and niece will be arriving Tues 12/14 and nephew who is moving to Nashville, TN a few days before, will arrive Thurs 12/16. Then they'll be heading out on Sat 12/18.tron777 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 6:57 am Quick post on the long range... I'm going with a boring and mild pattern if not a torch for Dec 13-20th. Then as we approach Christmas, does the pattern change come in time for Christmas - New Year's period or do we continue to roast? We will continue to talk about those prospects as we get closer but there is no doubt in my mind... we've got a solid week of very warm weather coming up.
What the models have trended too is that the energy starts to dig a bit more right as it moves into the OV which is great. Cold air with this system will not be a problem. The amount of moisture we have to work with is. So the sooner the snow blossoms on radar late Tues night into Wed morning, the better off we will be. Also... the track is not quite etched in stone yet either.tpweather wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:28 amTiming once again will come into play as this little piece of energy moves through that area. Still love the 4a-9a period for an increase in precip and this is even more pronounced in the spring but it really happens all year. Take anything we can get and love to try out my new snow blower aka broom
I don't think so. Just checked the member list and I don't see him.MVWxObserver wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:43 am Nellie Matt and his family live in Hidden Valley. Has he joined AV since the transition to the new site?
That's why my folks and I got rid of our 2 sugar maples over time and are now treeless, bro. Except we still receive leaves from neighboring ones.tron777 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:53 amThanks to this latest system and the next one coming this weekend, I'll probably do one last leaf grinding (AGAIN) next week. Do yourself a favor... don't live where there are a lot of oak trees.MVWxObserver wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:26 amI know it'll be a boring and mild period that week, bro, but good travel weather for those like my sister, bil, niece, and nephew as they'll be coming to G'ville for an early Christmas celebration. Sis, bil, and niece will be arriving Tues 12/14 and nephew who is moving to Nashville, TN a few days before, will arrive Thurs 12/16. Then they'll be heading out on Sat 12/18.tron777 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 6:57 am Quick post on the long range... I'm going with a boring and mild pattern if not a torch for Dec 13-20th. Then as we approach Christmas, does the pattern change come in time for Christmas - New Year's period or do we continue to roast? We will continue to talk about those prospects as we get closer but there is no doubt in my mind... we've got a solid week of very warm weather coming up.
Ha, drove around yesterday and looked at my Oaks on clients properties. Anywhere from 1/2 to 3/4 full. Drove around this morning. Most of them are done. LOL Can't do anything today with the wind. Go out tomorrow and do what I can and hope and snow we get tomorrow night melts off quickly on Thursday. LOLtron777 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:53 amThanks to this latest system and the next one coming this weekend, I'll probably do one last leaf grinding (AGAIN) next week. Do yourself a favor... don't live where there are a lot of oak trees.MVWxObserver wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:26 amI know it'll be a boring and mild period that week, bro, but good travel weather for those like my sister, bil, niece, and nephew as they'll be coming to G'ville for an early Christmas celebration. Sis, bil, and niece will be arriving Tues 12/14 and nephew who is moving to Nashville, TN a few days before, will arrive Thurs 12/16. Then they'll be heading out on Sat 12/18.tron777 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 6:57 am Quick post on the long range... I'm going with a boring and mild pattern if not a torch for Dec 13-20th. Then as we approach Christmas, does the pattern change come in time for Christmas - New Year's period or do we continue to roast? We will continue to talk about those prospects as we get closer but there is no doubt in my mind... we've got a solid week of very warm weather coming up.
The snow will melt quickly, that shouldn't be an issue. With the next big system coming this weekend, I am going to wait until next week to make sure that they are all down and that the leaves dry out a little bit too. When they are wet, they mat down too much and don't grind up worth a crap.young pup wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 2:04 pm
Ha, drove around yesterday and looked at my Oaks on clients properties. Anywhere from 1/2 to 3/4 full. Drove around this morning. Most of them are done. LOL Can't do anything today with the wind. Go out tomorrow and do what I can and hope and snow we get tomorrow night melts off quickly on Thursday. LOL
I hear you about the matting down part. I will be blowing, tarping, and putting them in a truck to hall away. I am hoping the wind today blew them into corners and piles for me. Plus dried them out. I will know in the morning.tron777 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 2:08 pmThe snow will melt quickly, that shouldn't be an issue. With the next big system coming this weekend, I am going to wait until next week to make sure that they are all down and that the leaves dry out a little bit too. When they are wet, they mat down too much and don't grind up worth a crap.young pup wrote: ↑Mon Dec 06, 2021 2:04 pm
Ha, drove around yesterday and looked at my Oaks on clients properties. Anywhere from 1/2 to 3/4 full. Drove around this morning. Most of them are done. LOL Can't do anything today with the wind. Go out tomorrow and do what I can and hope and snow we get tomorrow night melts off quickly on Thursday. LOL
Good Morning Bgoney and the major difference with the pattern is we have moved away from phase 4 of the mjo and we are in a much stormier pattern. The cold remains bottled up for the most part but when a storm crosses the northern USA it does pick up a piece of the cold air and we get the 24-48 period where its below normal only to head above normal. Southern Canada especially in the south central part of the country has got rather cold in the past week with temps in the -10 - -20 range but that is below normal but nothing unusual. The storm in Alaska has warmed them up and probably by 50 degrees in some areas but with the mjo trying to work its way through phase 6 a return to colder temps are coming for them and add that to the amount of snowfall on the ground for much of the state that cold is hard to move without a big storm. The mjo though not the strongest we have ever seen but really is important to have this move into phase 7 in the next 7-10 days. If the wave dies or just meanders in phase 6 the same ole song and dance will happen. Concerning models and the Euro has been okay in certain areas with the few cold shots we have but not perfect by any means and the GFS has been good with the speed of the systems but seems to miss out on some of the cold shots. Once we get closer to phase 7 and hope this happens one day the models will go boom and will be able to see the turnaround but as we know models are a tad slower than the folks who forecast.
Sums it up nicely Tim. MJO or bust for the last 7 or 8 days of the month. Models may start showing changes for the OV in upcoming long range 21-31 but like many times it may be rushing changes . We can't forget the past few winters where an overpowering anomaly has ruined other seemingly good tellies. Right now imo, that anomaly is the WPO. Anomalis ridging south of the Aleutians has been overwhelming, resulting in the downstream Alaska troughing. Until I see the WPO change dramatically, I don't see our (OV) No-show Arctic air changing dramaticallytpweather wrote: ↑Tue Dec 07, 2021 7:00 amGood Morning Bgoney and the major difference with the pattern is we have moved away from phase 4 of the mjo and we are in a much stormier pattern. The cold remains bottled up for the most part but when a storm crosses the northern USA it does pick up a piece of the cold air and we get the 24-48 period where its below normal only to head above normal. Southern Canada especially in the south central part of the country has got rather cold in the past week with temps in the -10 - -20 range but that is below normal but nothing unusual. The storm in Alaska has warmed them up and probably by 50 degrees in some areas but with the mjo trying to work its way through phase 6 a return to colder temps are coming for them and add that to the amount of snowfall on the ground for much of the state that cold is hard to move without a big storm. The mjo though not the strongest we have ever seen but really is important to have this move into phase 7 in the next 7-10 days. If the wave dies or just meanders in phase 6 the same ole song and dance will happen. Concerning models and the Euro has been okay in certain areas with the few cold shots we have but not perfect by any means and the GFS has been good with the speed of the systems but seems to miss out on some of the cold shots. Once we get closer to phase 7 and hope this happens one day the models will go boom and will be able to see the turnaround but as we know models are a tad slower than the folks who forecast.