2/28/25 Friday 4 am
Just a quick update on my wife for those following. The MRI did not show any signs of additional Neurological diseases, which is great news. However, it does not explain the rapid decline over the last year. Her prescription has been altered, and an additional pill has been added to the lineup. If there are any other major changes, I will talk about them. But until then, I will be sticking with the weather from here on out.
Changes still on the way…
The models still lack details and exact timing, but that is okay because the upcoming pattern change will not be a one-and-done event. Beginning Sunday, a series of weak systems will affect our forecast area every one to two days. There is the potential for a bigger storm coming in late Wednesday or Thursday.
I typically show the European model when I put the maps in motion. However, there were slight differences between its overnight run and rapid update run this morning. So, let’s look at the Canadian model and the more aggressive GFS model this morning. Remember, I can’t put a D on the animated GIF like I do with the static maps.
Canadian.
GFS
Looking deeper into the GFS, here is the total two-week precipitation forecast from the GFS.
It’s interesting to see how it gets there. It shows the systems this week, then takes a few days off. Only to return when? You guessed it—the weekend before Spring Break week.
It’s too early to worry if you have big travel plans. Let’s get through next week first.