25 February 2010

Forecast for Friday 26 Feb 10

A surface low with an associated upper low is making its way through Texas today and moving toward the SE. This system will bring a rain and a small potential for snow to the region. Highs should hover around 40 and lows should dip below freezing giving the area the potential for a slushy mix. This system should only affect the area through Friday night.

24 February 2010

KLIT Thursday Forecast

High pressure building as the upper level trough moves east... Clear skies tonight, should bring lower morning temperatures...North wind should keep temperatures down, but expecting a shift to the NE later in the say...expect generally light winds. Afternoon temps will be similar to today.

23 February 2010

Little Rock, AR - Wed. Feb. 24

A weak disturbance will bring mostly cloudy conditions to Little Rock from the start of the forecast period till the early morning hours. Then mostly sunny conditions will remain for the rest of the day. Due to low early morning clouds and some cold air coming in from the north the temperature be in the mid 40's and the low tomorrow will be in the upper 20's. No precipitation is expected tomorrow but another disturbance could bring in the chance for a rain/snow mix on Friday.

22 February 2010

KLIT's Discussion for Tuesday

Well below normal temperatures will start the period with a closed low and upper level trough moving east. The midsection of the country is under a broad positively tilted trough and ridges on both coasts. The trough moves east with the trough axis passing by by 18z. This puts Arkansas in northwest flow aloft with strong cold air advection. At the surface high pressure will be in control with moisture from the previous system being flushed out.

18 February 2010

KSEA for Friday Feb 19

High Pressure will dominate the weather for the Northwest for Friday! Temps should remain about the same as Thursday with highs in the upper 50's. Morning temps will be in the upper 30's. Winds will be light, around 5 to 15 mph. Keep an eye on Little Rock over the weekend to get an idea for our next forecast area.

17 February 2010

KSEA Forecast for Thurday

A building ridge over the area with asssociated high pressure means pretty boring weather...the models agree... so expect a cooler morning temperature and slighly warmer high...otherwise uuuhmm..yawn.. blues skies and "nice" weather for thursday!

16 February 2010

Seattle, WA- Wednesday Feb. 17

Drier weather pattern for the rest of the forecasting period. As today's Pacific storm moves out of the region a cooler, drier pattern will set up for Seattle for the rest of the week. Because of clear skies tonight and a rain cooled ground the low temperature will be around 40. With the sun coming out tomorrow, the high temperature will be in the low to mid 50's, and northwest winds around 10 mph.

15 February 2010

Seattle's Tuesday Discussion

It will be a wet start to the forecast period with dry weather ahead. The 6Z to 6Z period starts off with a warm front just moving through the area with a good amount of precip falling with this feature. The associated cold front isn't far behind, though, and will moving through from the northwest by 18Z. This will dry the area out with a upper ridge and surface high pressure building into the area by 6Z Wednesday. Models show good warm advection with heights rising and southwesterly flow turning to northwesterly behind the cold the front. The clouds and rain will keep temperatures similar to Monday's and the low could happen towards the end of the forecast period behind the cold front in a northerly flow.

11 February 2010

KSEA for Friday Feb 12...Its Gonna Rain!

The rain will continue through Friday as a Low pressure system continues to pass through the area. The warm front will pass through Friday morning while the preceding cold front will begin to move through Friday afternoon. Highs will be in the mid to upper 50's and Lows will be around 40. Winds will range from 5-15 mph.

10 February 2010

KSEA Forecast for Thurday

Rain to continue through thursday...a warm front associated with a low of the coast will be bringing precip, which may turn to a period of light showers as the weak cold front follows...a stronger cold front will follow close behind for friday...the low temp should be a little warmer than the models predict, with breezy conditions possible associated with cold front passage and stronger precip.

09 February 2010

Seattle, Feb. 10

Another system bringing in a chance of rain tomorrow afternoon. Cloudy skies will keep the high temperature in the upper 40's, and the low in the upper 30's. Rain showers will be moving into the region in the afternoon along with light to breezy conditions. Rainfall amounts around a quarter of an inch or less. Foggy conditions may occur in the early morning hours.

08 February 2010

Seattle's Tuesday Forecast

A warm and dry day will greet the Emerald City for the beginning of the week. A low pressure system will form to the south near the Oregon and California coast and dive southeast. This puts Seattle in a southeasterly to northeasterly flow as the low moves further southeast and inland. With the wind shift temperatures will be a couple of degrees cooler than Monday's. Towards the end of period a short wave ridge will start to move across ahead of the next system.

04 February 2010

A Wet Friday in Atlanta!

"Its gonna rain!" As the surface Low tracks to the East it will bring more moist air from the Gulf of Mexico into the forecast area. Rain will continue through Friday and begin to move out of the area Friday afternoon with rainfall totals between 1.5 to 3 inches. High rain totals could cause flooding problems in and around the forecast area. Winds will continue to be in the teens with gusts in the upper teens and lower 20's. Low temps will hover around 40 degrees while highs will be only a few degrees warmer than the low.

03 February 2010

ATL--Thurdsay Forecast

Timing for thursday is critical...As the trough tracks from the SW, a gulf low is prog to form and track towards the forecast area. Associated precip is a gaurantee, with the heaviest precip occuring sometime thursday night, into friday morning. Max and min temperatures will drop a few degrees...winds are expected to be in the 20's and gusty.

02 February 2010

Atlanta, Wednesday Feb 3

A cool, dry airmass is heading into the region for just a short time before the moisture returns. Highs will be in the mid 50's with the overnight low near freezing. Winds will be relatively light around 10 mph with some gusty conditions throughout the day. Dry tomorrow but the rain will return starting Thursday.

01 February 2010

Forecast Discussion For Tuesday February 2nd

The period will start off with high pressure exiting off the Mid Atlantic coast and the next wave approaching the area along the Gulf Coast. Almost a repeat of last week with temperatures supporting an all rain event. With a south easterly flow ahead of the approaching system temperatures will only be a few degrees cooler with the moisture and clouds streaming in. Both the GFS and NAM have plenty of gulf moisture so expecting at about a quarter of an inch of precipitation. As the system moves off to the east winds will turn to the north allowing temperatures to drop to a few degrees above freezing and high pressure over the area.