Here’s something interesting….

…forgetting about the weather immediately ahead, which everyone already knows about so its no fun to talk about:  “Yeah, I heard about that already,”  your neighbors will say,  end of conversation,  even if you’re not done if you talk about weather everybody already knows about.   Its hurtful, too.  It would be better if they pretended not to know what you’re telling them about today’s weather as a courtesy.    So am going with this, “hot out of the NOAA spaghetti oven”, longer range indicator plot.   Maybe my neighbors have not seen this yet….

All I can say about this plot is, “wow” here and then once more in the caption:

Valid at 5 PM AST, April 28th. Wow. The periodic storm threats will continue for AZ for the foreseeable future, which is about two weeks. Patterns like this also lead to tremendous storms in the Plains States. It might be time to get out there.
Valid at 5 PM AST, April 28th. Wow. The periodic storm threats will continue for AZ for the foreseeable future, which is about two weeks. Temperatures should be moderate, too, for April.  Patterns like this also lead to tremendous storms in the Plains States. It might be time to get out there.

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Author: Art Rangno

Retiree from a group specializing in airborne measurements of clouds and aerosols at the University of Washington (Cloud and Aerosol Research Group). The projects in which I participated were in many countries; from the Arctic to Brazil, from the Marshall Islands to South Africa.