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Last Updated: 2009年 11月 03日 01:53 GMT
— Last Comment: 2009年 10月 26日 01:06 GMT
This Week We're in a cool, weak active pattern this week with the Jet Stream staying north, but dipping south over the Great Lakes region:
 Jet for the week of November 2nd
Two noticeable dips this week are this evening with a weak, moisture starved cold front. Then again Wednesday evening with an enhanced wave sweeping through the Great Lakes.
There's a very slight chance that Thursday morning we may see flurries right before daybreak, but I really doubt it. The first snow flakes will have to wait for another day.
Next Week Long range models may be pointing toward an interesting November 10-12 storm system. Before then, a large ridge over most of the eastern US will break our stagnant pattern and probably raise temps this weekend in to the mid 60's.
Like with waves, when you have a ridge (top of the wave), you counter that with a trough (dip behind the wave). The middle of the country will see a large trough accompanied by a strong cold front. At the same time, there is some expected tropical development in the southern Gulf. Whether than becomes a tropical storm, or just an upper low with abundant moisture, it should move north toward our area.
 November 9th GFS
If this scenario plays out, the convergence zone for the trough and the tropical moisture could be our area. Two things could play out:
1. Heavy rain
2. Nor'easter with wrap around snow showers for our area
This is still 7-10 days away, so we'll just have to watch and wait.
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Forecasting this system has been tricky, and predictions still aren't firm. Original long range model runs were showing just enough energy being pushed north in to our area Friday evening that we may see a strong squall line move through.That appears to be wrong.While the precipitation may be linear in nature Friday, it seems more likely to be a training effect over the region. This shifts our focus from a severe event to a possible flooding event.Weather models sti...
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Updated: 2009年 10月 29日 22:03 GMT
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Fall is a transition season. From September to November we could see anything from snow to tornadoes. It looks like this Fall may be no different.Friday a tornado touched down outside of Port William, OH. The tornado was associated with a quick moving squall line, which is usually how tornadoes are formed in the Fall. No warnings or watches were issued with the tornado because it was unexpected. Base reflectivity was unsuspecting, but rotation was apparent on storm-...
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Updated: 2009年 10月 27日 01:44 GMT
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Here in Central Ohio on Friday it rained... alot. From early morning to late night it rained almost non-stop. I was away from my house most of the day, but I had been monitoring my WMR-968 weather station from my phone. I noticed it hadn't recorded any rain all day.For those of you with a WMR-968, you're probably used to the rain gauge transmitter not sending data to the console consistantly. I know I am, so I wasn't surprised at the 0.00" reading I'd been getting a...
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Advertised as "The Greatest Free Show on Earth," the Circleville Pumpkin Show regularly draws 100,000+ people to our tiny Central Ohio town. Unfortunately, Mother Nature doesn't always give us the best Fall afternoons for the third week in October.Just in my years of living around here we've seen heat, freezing temps, pouring rain (100th Pumpkin Show I sat in a 45° rain to see The Ohio State Marching Band), and I've even been told of snow.This year should be outsta...
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Bloomfield Hills
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| Updated: 2009年 11月 08日 00:25 EST |
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