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 One of the things I've preached for years is the UNCERTAINTY of the models beyond 3-5 days.  But since everyone now has access to model data, all weathercasters show future model solutions a week ahead of time.  I don't have a problem with that as long as the weathercaster advises you about the uncertainty and that things are likely to change.  So here's ...


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 The Current Arctic Blast has pushed deep into the Gulf and that shows up nicely on the visible satellite view.  With clear skies tonight and light winds, most areas will dip to freezing or below and the usual precautions should be taken.


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 Yesterday I heard the latest gimmick made up phrase to stoke the interest of weather geeks.  FLAKE WATCH.  Yep, some guy/gal with way too much time on their hands concocted this to give the public the idea we might have a chance for some snow with this new Arctic Blast roaring in later tonight. I just don't see it as the low level moisture will be gone before ...


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 For two days we have been watching local weathercasters show us the GFS model that indicated the possibility for some snow here, especially north & east of Lake P.  Sure they down played that chance since the Euro model didn't agree.  But none told you why the chances for snow were not going to happen.  UNTIL this morning when I saw Zack Fradella poin...


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 Those of you who subscribe to my podcast know about the "Polar Vortex", the scary term used to describe dips in the jet stream during the winter season.  This week's podcast dealt with what it is and how often it happens.  It's a common feature of EVERY winter.  Sometimes it closes off over the Great Lakes keeping us cold for weeks.  That hasn't happ...


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