Thanksgiving Outlook
Been a busy week with M&A activities at work, but here's a look into what to expect during the long Thanksgiving week:
Locally (Wasatch) - GFS shows little activity during the period, with a brush-by on the 24th. Other models (UKMET & NAM) show a more vigourous trough, which would seem to be more plausible. Anyway, don't expect a huge dump over the period, but perhaps some activity. Temps are potentially an issue, but it looks cold enough for snow in the high country, rain in the valleys.
Rest of the Rockies- North will be snowy, South dry & warm
West Coast - WA & OR look busy, Tahoe gets the same brush by as the Wasatch. Tahoe looks to be on the warm side of the temps, though.
East - I'm not too experienced with EC weather, but it looks like snowmaking weather returns early in the week and persists until Friday, then a warm up. Any chance of precip looks to be on Sunday, but that might be a rain event (sorry).
Locally (Wasatch) - GFS shows little activity during the period, with a brush-by on the 24th. Other models (UKMET & NAM) show a more vigourous trough, which would seem to be more plausible. Anyway, don't expect a huge dump over the period, but perhaps some activity. Temps are potentially an issue, but it looks cold enough for snow in the high country, rain in the valleys.
Rest of the Rockies- North will be snowy, South dry & warm
West Coast - WA & OR look busy, Tahoe gets the same brush by as the Wasatch. Tahoe looks to be on the warm side of the temps, though.
East - I'm not too experienced with EC weather, but it looks like snowmaking weather returns early in the week and persists until Friday, then a warm up. Any chance of precip looks to be on Sunday, but that might be a rain event (sorry).
posted by The Prophet at 8:27 AM
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