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Tag Archives: Snow
Is the Upper Midwest the Place to Be?
For snow-lovers to begin the next work-week, it just may be. In previous blog posts, I discussed the trough that will eject from the west to end the month of February and the potential ramifications over the central and eastern … Continue reading
Model Support for a Triple Phasing Blizzard on Friday Dwindling
A slug of moisture associated with the northern branch of the jet stream is beginning to impact the northwestern US. It is this energy that will carve out a trough over the central US and eventually Great Lakes and New … Continue reading
Ramblings of Meteorologist Jim Sullivan 