Posted on Mar 5, 2016
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I will be adding charts on subsequent versions of this site. The links will give you up-to-date, information, 24/7. I am learning on the fly, what makes this site easier and more valuable.
That said, temperatures across Southern Alaska, are a kind of rule of thumb, as temperatures trek across, the lower 48, contiguous states. The back side of High Pressure, over the Southern US, advects temperatures northward (generally-speaking) and moisture advecting from the Northern Gulf of Mexico and Western Atlantic and Basin.
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I will discuss Rossby Waves, Buys Ballot Law and source region climatology. You will see the fluid effects of micro and macro climatologies. You will see the interaction of upper air features, which directly contributes to surface features.
Upper-Air features and their relative heights will dictate things such as snow, ice, rain and winds. Some forecast discussions and their relative discussions will give you, an idea of what Forecasters are thinking. http://www.nws.noaa.gov/view/validProds.php?prod=AFD.
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Observations and forecasts are delved into as well. LTC Stephen C. LTC Stephen F. PO2 Ed C. @ssg Joe Davis jrSSG Matt Murphy SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL COL Mikel J. Burroughs COL Jean (John) F. B. LTC John Shaw SMSgt Minister Gerald A. Thomas CPT L S SSgt John S.
That said, temperatures across Southern Alaska, are a kind of rule of thumb, as temperatures trek across, the lower 48, contiguous states. The back side of High Pressure, over the Southern US, advects temperatures northward (generally-speaking) and moisture advecting from the Northern Gulf of Mexico and Western Atlantic and Basin.
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I will discuss Rossby Waves, Buys Ballot Law and source region climatology. You will see the fluid effects of micro and macro climatologies. You will see the interaction of upper air features, which directly contributes to surface features.
Upper-Air features and their relative heights will dictate things such as snow, ice, rain and winds. Some forecast discussions and their relative discussions will give you, an idea of what Forecasters are thinking. http://www.nws.noaa.gov/view/validProds.php?prod=AFD.
lee
Observations and forecasts are delved into as well. LTC Stephen C. LTC Stephen F. PO2 Ed C. @ssg Joe Davis jrSSG Matt Murphy SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL COL Mikel J. Burroughs COL Jean (John) F. B. LTC John Shaw SMSgt Minister Gerald A. Thomas CPT L S SSgt John S.
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Thanks for keeping us informed my friend SSgt (Join to see) on the continually changing weather :-)
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