2020 – Page 543 – BAM Weather

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Feb

2-3-20 Indiana: Afternoon update on wintry weather chances heading into the middle part of your week.V.

Good Monday Afternoon! Below is your latest forecast update: http://youtu.be/doB__Ygyhag?hd=1 Snowfall threat for later Wednesday into Thursday- check the video for latest details: Ice potential from this same system:

03

Feb

By Vince Bryan

2-3-20 PM Energy Check-Up: Discussing latest GEFS trends.V.

Good Monday Afternoon! Below is your latest PM Energy Check-Up: HD Link: 2-3-20 PM Energy Check up Week 1: •Overall no major changes to the GEFS this run with a 0.6 drop in HDDs week 1 •There were very slight warming trends in days 1-4 balanced out by cooler trends…

03

Feb

By Bret Walts

2-3-20 Live 12z GEFS Energy Blog

https://bamwx.com/energy-live-chat/

2-3-20 South America: Recapping January + discussing the MJO influences to the pattern into mid-February. K.

03

Feb

By Vince Bryan

2-3-20 South America: Recapping January + discussing the MJO influences to the pattern into mid-February. K.

Today's video: https://youtu.be/UlZb3wsLobY New week 2 precipitation outlook: New week 2 temperature outlook:

03

Feb

By Vince Bryan

2-3-20 Kansas: Discussing light snow chances into mid-week.V.

Good Monday Morning! Below is your latest forecast update: http://youtu.be/EW5aOJj7wq4?hd=1

2-3-20 Nebraska: Freezing drizzle in SE NE this morning, snow in W. Nebraska beginning today. B.

03

Feb

By Bret Walts

2-3-20 Nebraska: Freezing drizzle in SE NE this morning, snow in W. Nebraska beginning today. B.

Today's Video: http://youtu.be/DpQK3IRzPZs?hd=1

2-3-20 Long Range: Sharp thermal gradient sets up and pattern turns very active. Details here. M.

03

Feb

By Bret Walts

2-3-20 Long Range: Sharp thermal gradient sets up and pattern turns very active. Details here. M.

Today's Video: http://youtu.be/ha96MUD68RE?hd=1 Hi-Res PDF Slides: 2-3 Long-Range Analysis January ends as the 4th warmest in CONUS temperatures and 3rd warmest for heating demand. Some mid-latitude –AAM tendencies aiding in more –EPO risks. However, major +AO/NAO states and a –PNA will keep the southeast US warm. Data continues to hint…

03

Feb

By Vince Bryan