Re: Where's The Burmuda High?
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Conclue on 7/7/2010, 9:56 am
Yeah Bobbi good point. I've noticed for the past week or so that the High was a bit further west and how the pattern could really allow for some east coat strikes. I read an analysis on another forum about the QBO and it's implications on the pattern fo this summer. In short, it offers a pattern which would favor east coast storm tracks. Again though, things change daily.
Anytime you read into heavy analysis months out about a pattern, I tend to try and just observe what's happening and see if it correlates with an anlysis or forecast, not look to see why it didn't happen. In my 2 years of learning to forecast now, the thing I've learned the most is that regardless of "how right" a model may be concering weather and storm tracks, they're still "off" if that makes any sense. LIke High Temps and Low Temps. Who cares if it was 95 or 94 as a high. It was 94 or 93 *most* of the day. That kinda thing bugs me. LOL I'm more interested in why theres such a persistent ridge over the SE USA or why theres excessive flooding through a season in a certain geographic location, or why the arctic is able to melt far more one season as oppposed to the other. Forecasting if it's gonna rain on Thursday in Albany NY? Not really that interested. LOL |
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