Temperature-wise- above-average conditions are expected over all the Central States with the exception of extreme northwest Kansas and the western Nebraska Panhandle- where near-average temps can be expected.
Below-average precip is forecast from southwestern Kansas south into the Oklahoma and Texas Panhandles.
In Metro and MetroRegion Kansas City- it appears that temperatures will be at least slightly above seasonal averages with near-average precipitation.
3 comments:
Where stand ye on the Lezak Recurring Cycle (LRC) which says we could be in for artic temps and a winter storm event between 1/10 and 1/25?
I don't see that reflected in the NWS forecast.
Well XO- IF I watched Lezak (see a previous comment on a post re the Lezak "New Data Is In" Drinking game) I'd know what he's referring to.
My long-range weather models only goes out 384 hours- or about 14 days.
It DOES look like after Jan. 10th- there is a southward push of the Arctic air mass that's been mostly bottled-up in Canada so far.
Therefore- with cold air in place there is ALWAYS a chance of a winter storm (considering it's winter anyway).
On Jan. 12- there is a storm showing SOUTH of us- and as we get closer to that Jan 10-25 time period/model depiction- I can see whatever he's talking about.
Until then- I say enjoy and cherish these above to much-above-average days though early January. ;)
Oh- I LOVE your photography Joe- you damn well COULD make at least somewhat of a living doing it too IMHO.
Peace-
Jimbo/Groucho
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