New page I am working on: http://www.janebunn.net/your-forecast/ Currently has 24 hour rain totals from EC model for next 6 days (maps from weather.us), plus a table of observations (hourly for 72, then 6 hourly for remaining 10 days) of data for any location and elevation. This will feed snow forecasts in the coming season. Just a little part of where janesweather.com is heading, and very rough, but what I can bring to you now... For example:
Thank you Miss Jane. Just tried it out and supersop Saturday might just miss me . Only another 28.5mm forecast till midnight Sunday.
Levi @ Tropical Tidbits has been busy updating snowfall products on his website. Beyond the US, GFS is really the only real useful update for us.
Now he's adding those awesome EC Stratosphere plots, and the EC Weeklies... both are game changers now set to be in the public domain.
@stormhunter You (well I think it is you) were right. Maue made his plots paid only now. TBH I was wondering how he was going to pay his bills.
You could see it coming draw em in get em hooked on the plots then slug em with fees. You know enough to get by with any models there just purdy.
Another helpful tutorial on Atmospheric Soundings. https://www.weatherwatch.net.au/wea...wKp1am-YtPG4B5_cCxhYlydU7uwLBWZCj0pIf9JqgO4Jw
Here is a project that I have been apart of for the majority of last year: https://www.33andrain.com/forum/51-research-portal/ Basically we are documenting as many teleconnections, stratosphere, etc, etc research papers as possible, and creating an easy to access index, so people can easily find out what they want. Got over 500 weather related papers indexed so far, evolving constantly.
some interesting historical data here. includes satellite loop of the '98 Hobart event http://www.bom.gov.au/announcements...-gmM8U8kKcdzDAKQCcPzUYA8BDK6PZvMwDIUG-UgyaCKU
I can't recall seeing such an example of a high amplitude Long Wave Trough (LWT), and certainly not for May, so I think we can chuck this here for now. This is where you'll often see cold outbreak events and snow in strange places (in the height of winter). Often referred to as a negative AAO/SAM event, with strong meridonal (longitudinal) UL flow. Filtered LWT:
Proper. You'd be wiped off the map if you were playing twitcher on Heard Island. It does fade a bit under WA but I think it's got the legs to come back for us ~8-12th June yet.
