This winter, however, is expected to be above normal precipitation, as La Nina is opposite in effects to El Nino. No more La Nina and a move to neutral conditions. The drier air makes it feel much more tolerable even if temps are still on the high side. Considering the El Nino retains the highest confidence for still being present in the coming winter, confidence in a cooler than normal winter for the aforementioned regions rises in response. This is the 500mb vorticity forecast for the evening of January 29th. We can see a strong storm system is present in the Southern Rockies at this timeframe, with high vorticity values being found across the mountains and Plains. This enhances my theory that Arkansas will be the center of the January 29th outbreak. Lower level winds reach as high as 74 knots in east Arkansas. While this coming Wednesday won’t exactly follow this set-up and put tornadoes/hail/damaging winds down in these exact areas, it does give us a good glimpse at some regions that might be affected by potentially tornadic weather.

On this image, we can see that the majority of severe weather events that happened under similar conditions as this coming Wednesday occurred in the Plains regions. This comes as a low pressure system slowly meanders across the Plains gradually attaining a negative tilt in the process. We can see very strong winds at this level across the Midwest and South Plains into the Gulf Coast. This is the lower level wind speed forecast, again valid for the evening of January 29. These winds are forecasted for the 900mb level, not very high above the ground. The Storm Prediction Center has issued two separate areas of severe weather potential, with the ‘D4’ area outlining the potential for January 29th and the purple outline hinting at January 30 for the threat area that day. Yesterday, the SPC indicated that confidence was too low to outline a severe weather area, but as you can see today, the SPC is apparently very confident in their outlook, now issuing two separate areas of threats. But it is true that it is the only device that can be operate with the help of small batteries and the power consumption of it is very low.

Once this front clears the humidity drops again and temps stay in the low to mid 80’s all week with mostly sunny skies! One of the most famous sights is the granite face of El Capitan, which juts 3000 feet into the clear blue skies. Dear visitors, we made this website with the purpose of gathering some of the best blogger tipsters in one place. A local meteorologist disclosed that hotter summers – as hot as the current one – have 4 out of 5 times, lead to colder winters than normal in the local region. The next week should be dominated by a huge ridge over the West coast and we have some confidence in this because nearly all the forecasts, ensembles and others, and showing it. Good morning everyone. It will be another hot and humid day over the area with temperatures in the 90s with a high moisture content in the air.

This summer has been above normal for temperatures in the region this blog covers. All stated items in this broadcast are meant to be strictly informational and are not under copyright of this blog. Outside sculptures are often weathered. This makes for a miserable feel as you walk outside. Feel free to spread them along to friends and family who may need an air conditioning service of some kind. Otherwise, applicants can take it home, get friends to help, or even have someone else do the “homework” or work simulation for them! If it gets windy and you have a big fir to the south of you, sleeping in a second story bedroom might not be wise. If you are in Vegas and you want the South Rim, I recommend you take the airplane tour that gets you there in less than 60 minutes. When planning to go surf fishing try to take advantage of the time when several of these conditions overlap each other.