USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MARCH 2015 Piers … · 2015. 4. 4. · summery/spring weather. South California dry, warm, variable sky. NW USA dry and warm. North central-West

MARCH 2015 USA & S Canada NOTE Under these Wild-Jet-Stream / Mini-Ice-Age situation timings are MORE UNCERTAIN, now+/-2d. Maps & full details of timing/regions of events: p 2-10

Often very cold and snowy with 3 major ice, snow and thundersnow periods mainly in North/East USA South shifted Polar Vortex / Jet Stream continues

SNOW AND COLD RECORDS likely broken N/E in continuing Mini-Ice-Age circulation patterns.

S/E often dry, bright/sunny and warm/warmish. W Gulf & SW USA often warm / very warm and

thundery. South California more variable. North-center of West USA mostly dry and cold. Far

NW / SE Canada more variable. Large areas of dramatically contrasting Pressures & temperatures. Lows in Great Lakes - N/E common. Low SW COAST / Mexico common. Most unsettled / stormy / blizzardy / arctic blast in N/E spells MARCH 3-7 (R5 R3), 11-18/19 (R2 R4), 23-31 (R2 R4) Significant aurora, geomagnetic activity and earthquake risk ~3-5, 15-19, 29-31 Wild-Jet-Stream - Mini-Ice-Age circulation in USA & world. - Jet Stream North hemisphere generally South of normal or split with a strong far South branch, long stretches, meanders & blocks. The changes in circulation giving these often extreme weather patterns are driven by changes in the Solar-Lunar factors which govern the behaviour of the Jet stream and are predictable by WeatherAction’s revolutionary Solar-Lunar-Action-Technique (SLAT11) months ahead and nothing to do with CO2 changes under the failed ‘CO2-Climate Change’ ‘theory’. The wild extremes are consequences of the Wild Jet Stream / ‘Mini Ice Age (ie on average significantly colder) Climate decades the world has entered. Standard Meteorology will run into serious problems this month in SLAT main Red (R4 & R5) periods during which short range standard forecasts of precip will need to be ~doubled and strong wind / tornado / thunder / hail risk enhanced.

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Diabolical Cold + Snow USA Feb - A direct Result of ‘Wild-Jet-Stream’ and Top Red (R5) Solar-Weather Factors – warned by WeatherAction 3 weeks ahead.

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USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MARCH 2015 P2. KEY WEATHER PERIODS. Available directly on line via http://www.weatheraction.com/wactmember.asp Prod 27 Feb based on mid-Feb choices.

MARCH 2015 – Key Weather Developments in 8 weather periods NOTE Timings are uncertain in these Wild-Jet-Stream / Mini-Ice-Age times – around +/-2days

MARCH 1-2/3 Solar Factors: NSF/Q 1-2 MOSTLY QUIETER THAN PREVIOUS PERIOD. PROBABLY LESS ACTIVITY (ESP 1-2) THAN STANDARD FORECASTS WILL EXPECT. High pressure (moving east) over Great Lakes/north-central USA. Low pressure Mexico/SW and NW USA/SW Canada. NE USA very cold, with snow showers, wind decreasing. Great Lakes and mid-west dry, cold, sharp frosts, THICK FOG. SE and Florida dry, variable sky, mildish afternoons, cold nights. West Gulf becoming milder, dry. SW quite warm, some thunder, variable sky. S California warm, variable sky. Rockies thunder and hail at times. NW cold, showers and misty. Snow showers Pacific, NW/Vancouver and NW USA. MARCH 2/3-7 Solar Factors: R5 3-5, R3 6-7, A MORE ACTIVE PERIOD WITH STRONGER WINDS AND HEAVIER SNOW/RAIN THAN STANDARD TV FORECASTS WILL EXPECT. A rapidly changing pattern with major active low pressure moving through central + mid-west and Great Lakes. Higher pressure generally in NW, West Gulf and E/SE coast. Very ferocious snow blizzards/ thundersnow + rain + floods in south over wide area central USA, mid-west & Great Lakes. East coast + SE + Florida variable sky, some showers, turning mild. Gulf becoming mild, with thunderstorms. West Gulf/south Texas probably dry, variable sky, becoming warm, threats of thunder. South California/far SW major snow, thunderstorms, hail + local floods. North half of west USA very cold, snow showers, mostly cloudy, thick fog at times. MARCH 8-10 Solar Factors: NSF/Q BECOMING WARM IN SOUTH AND WEST. Low pressure moving NE over mid-west and Great Lakes. High pressure south and east and NW USA. Low pressure far SW. NE USA, Great Lakes and mid-west extremely cold. South Canada and central N USA widespread heavy snow. Central USA thunderstorms and rain. South/east mild, dry and bright/sunny. SW very warm and mostly dry. South California thundery showers, humid and mild. West coast dry and mild. North of west very cold nights, bright/sunny. MARCH 11-14 Solar Factors: R2 11-12 & 13-14 DRAMATIC SW (WARM)/NE (COLD) CONTRASTS. Low pressure N/E USA moves NE. High pressure north of west linked to largely high pressure south USA. Low (s) in Pacific near SW USA and west coast. Extremely cold north central USA and NW Great Lakes. Heavy snow Great Lakes. Moderate wind rather than blizzards. S/E and most of Florida dry and mostly very fine. West gulf and Texas dry, very warm and sunny. SW USA dry, very warm/hot. Most of Rockies tremendous summery/spring weather. South California dry, warm, variable sky. NW USA dry and warm. North central-West bright and cold and very cold nights.

MARCH 15-18 Solar Factors: R4 15-18(19) VERY ACTIVE PERIOD WITH SW (MILD)/NE (COLD) CONTRASTS. A large active area of low pressure moves over N central parts and Great Lakes/mid-west towards NE. East coast high pressure. Gulf mostly low. Low off S California. North of west USA high pressure. A large area of heavy snow + bitter arctic winds in NE quarter of USA; moving to N/E. East and SE and most of Florida dry, warm and sunny. Gulf states humid and warm, with thunderstorms. S Texas major thunderstorms and giant hail. SW USA mostly dry, sunny and very warm. S California humid with thunderstorms, large hail and flash floods. North of west USA dry and sunny, cold nights. Warm days in NW Pacific areas. MARCH 19-22 Solar Factors: NSF/Q MOST PARTS MUCH WARMER; NE STILL COLD. Persistent low pressure centred in far NE extends across Great Lakes, mid-west and north central parts. High pressure SE quadrant of USA. Rockies and SW generally highish pressure, slack. Low pressure off S California. NE parts from north centre to far NE including mid-west, quite heavy snow and sleet. Thunderstorms in south parts. SE quadrant including Florida dry, fine, sunny, warm, great weather! Rockies and SW dry, very warm and sunny, fabulous weather! S California very warm, humid and some thundery showers. NW coast areas dry, sunny and warm. MARCH 23-28 Solar Factors: R2 24-25 & 26-27 A "west-east, high-low-high sandwich" After a confused change of flow patterns, an elongated WSW to ENE low becomes established sandwiched between highs in Canada and S/SE USA. Great Lakes, NE USA, mid-west and most of band from south Rockies to NE USA becoming showery and thundery in south of area with large hail. Ongoing snow showers Great Lakes + north central parts which are very cold. SE and Florida fine, dry, sunny and warm/very warm. SW USA thunderstorms. S California coolish with thunder and hail. West and NW becoming fine, dry and bright/sunny. North of W USA becoming dry and mostly sunny, with cold nights. MARCH 29-31 Solar Factors: R4 29-31 Change to West => East mobility Active Low North center USA to Great Lakes, High S/E quarter. Low Mexico. High West coast linked to High north of West USA – Canada. Developing area of snow / heavy snow and thundersnow at times from North Centre USA to Great Lakes / NE and , MidWest. Thunder-storms to S of region. NE USA dry and cold. SE + Florida Mostly dry, fine and warm. West Gulf Humid with thunder. SW dry+ Very warm with major thunder esp later. S California Variable / thundery showers. West/NW Snow and sleet. North Rockies Dry, Cold foggy.

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USA Key Developments & Extremes Forecast MARCH 2015 - MAPS Prod 27 Feb based on mid-Feb choices from SLAT 11 (USA). Web access to forecasts http://www.weatheraction.com/wactmember.asp

MARCH 1-2/3 Forecast Confidence B = 75%. Timing normally to 2 days; positions approximate.


Approx Wind cold/warm Approx Track of Low/High

Key Weather Development MARCH 1-2/3

Solar Factors: NSF 1-2 MOSTLY QUIETER THAN PREVIOUS PERIOD. PROBABLY LESS ACTIVITY (ESP 1-2) THAN STANDARD FORECASTS WILL EXPECT. High pressure (moving east) over Great Lakes/north-central USA. Low pressure Mexico/SW and NW USA/SW Canada.

NE USA very cold, with snow showers, wind decreasing. Great Lakes and mid-west dry, cold, sharp frosts, THICK FOG. SE and Florida dry, variable sky, mildish afternoons, cold nights. West Gulf becoming milder, dry. SW quite warm, some thunder, variable sky. S California warm, variable sky. Rockies thunder and hail at times. NW cold, showers and misty. Snow showers Pacific, NW/Vancouver and NW USA.

H L

Mostly quieter than previous period

L

L (later)

Very cold

Mostly dry

Snow showers

Warm, variable

sky

Cold, showery, misty

L L

Warm, some

thunder

Variable sky

COLD Snow showers

Thunder + hail

Rain/sleet

Becoming mildish

Dry, variable

sky

Cold nights, mildish

afternoons

Snow showers

Dry, cold

Sharp frosts Thick

fog


MARCH 2/3-7 Forecast Confidence AB = 80%. Timing normally to 2 days; positions approximate.

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Key Weather Development MARCH 2/3-7

Solar Factors: R5 3-5, R3 6-7 A MORE ACTIVE PERIOD WITH STRONGER WINDS AND HEAVIER SNOW/RAIN THAN STANDARD TV FORECASTS WILL EXPECT. A rapidly changing pattern with major active low pressure moving through central + mid-west and Great Lakes. Higher pressure generally in NW, West Gulf and E/SE coast. Very ferocious snow blizzards/ thundersnow + rain + floods in south over wide area central USA, mid-west,& Great Lakes. East coast + SE + Florida variable sky, some showers, turning mild. Gulf becoming mild, with thunderstorms. West Gulf/south Texas probably dry, variable sky, becoming warm, threats of thunder. South California/far SW major snow, thunderstorms, hail + local floods.

North half of west USA very cold, snow showers, mostly cloudy, thick fog at times.


H H

H (H)

L Thick

fog

Thunderstorms

Very cold

Snow showers

Dry, becoming warm, variable

sky

Some showers (thundery), milder

Bright periods

Stronger winds and more snow/rain than standard TV forecasts will expect

L

Mostly dry+

bright

Snow, thundersnow

Thunderstorms Thunderstorms


MARCH 8-10 Forecast Confidence A = 85%. Timing normally to 2 days; positions approximate.


Key Weather Development MARCH 8-10

Solar Factors: NSF/Q BECOMING WARM IN SOUTH AND WEST. Low pressure moving NE over Mid-West and Great Lakes. High pressure south and east and NW USA. Low pressure far SW.

NE USA, Great Lakes and mid-west extremely cold. South Canada and central N USA widespread heavy snow. Central USA thunderstorms and rain. South/east mild, dry and bright/sunny. SW very warm and mostly dry. South California thundery showers, humid and mild. West coast dry and mild. North of West very cold nights, bright/sunny.


Warmer in south/west

H L

H Dry + mild

Becoming mild

Snow showers

Warm + sunny

Very cold

Dry

Thundery showers

Sunny

Milder

Bright

Sunny

Dry

Thunderstorms + rain

Extreme cold

Heavy snow L

Heavy snow

Very warm


MARCH 11-14 Forecast Confidence B = 75%. Timing normally to 2 days; positions approximate.

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Solar Factors: R2 11-12, R2 13-14 DRAMATIC SW (WARM)/NE (COLD) CONTRASTS. Low pressure N/E USA moves NE. High pressure north of west linked to largely high pressure south USA. Low (s) in Pacific near SW USA and west coast. Extremely cold north central USA and NW Great Lakes. Heavy snow Great Lakes. Moderate wind rather than blizzards.

S/E and most of Florida dry and mostly very fine. West gulf and Texas dry, very warm and sunny. SW USA dry, very warm/hot. Most of Rockies tremendous summery/spring weather. South California dry, warm, variable sky. NW USA dry and warm. North central-West bright and cold and very cold nights.


Dramatic SW (mild)/NE (cold) contrasts

H

Sunny, warm

Dry + warm

Mostly very fine

L

L

Mostly dry + bright/sunny

Foggy

H Extremely

cold

Very warm/hot

Dry, very warm, sunny

(Cold nights)

Cold + foggy

Tremendous spring/summer

weather

Heavy snow

Thunderstorms


MARCH 15-18 Forecast Confidence AB=80% Timing normally to 2 days; positions approximate.



Solar Factors: R4 15-18(19) VERY ACTIVE PERIOD WITH SW (MILD)/NE (COLD) CONTRASTS. A large active area of low pressure moves over N central parts and Great Lakes/mid-west towards NE. East coast high pressure. Gulf mostly low. Low off S California. North of west USA high pressure.

A large area of heavy snow + bitter arctic winds in NE quarter of USA; moving to N/E

East and SE and most of Florida dry, warm and sunny. Gulf states humid and warm, with thunderstorms. S Texas major thunderstorms and giant hail. SW USA mostly dry, sunny and very warm. S California humid with thunderstorms, large hail and flash floods. North of west USA dry and sunny, cold nights. Warm days in NW Pacific areas.


L

L

A very active period with SW (mild) vs. NE (cold) contrasts

H

L H

Humid, warm

Very cold

Cold

Warm Sunny

Dry, warm

Dry

Thunderstorms

(H) Giant hail

Thunderstorms Mostly sunny

Arctic blast


MARCH 19-22 Forecast Confidence BC = 70%. Timing normally to 2 days; positions approximate.



Solar Factors: NSF/Q 20-22 MOST PARTS MUCH WARMER; NE STILL COLD. Persistent low pressure centered in far NE extends across Great Lakes, mid-west and north central parts. High pressure SE quadrant of USA. Rockies and SW generally highish pressure, slack. Low pressure off S California. NE parts from north centre to far NE including mid-west, quite heavy snow and sleet. Thunderstorms in south parts. SE quadrant including Florida dry, fine, sunny, warm, great weather! Rockies and SW dry, very warm and sunny, fabulous weather! S California very warm, humid and some thundery showers. NW coast areas dry, sunny and warm.

(H)

Most parts warmer. NE still cold.

H L

L Variable,

mostly dry Sleet Fine

Thundery showers +

hail

Very warm

Dry

Dry, fine, sunny, warm

Great spring weather

Dry, warm, sunny

Sunny

Sleet

Rain + thunderstorms

Cold Snow (L) Snow

VERY Cold


MARCH 23-28 Forecast Confidence C = 65%. Timing normally to 2 days; positions approximate.


Key Weather Development MARCH 23-28 Solar Factors: R2 24-25, R2 26-27 A "west-east, high-low-high sandwich" After a confused change of flow patterns, an elongated WSW to ENE low becomes established sandwiched between highs in Canada and S/SE USA. Great Lakes, NE USA, mid-west and most of band from south Rockies to NE USA becoming showery and thundery in south of area with large hail. Ongoing snow showers Great Lakes + north central parts which are very cold. SE and Florida fine, dry, sunny and warm/very warm. SW USA thunderstorms. S California coolish with thunder and hail. West and NW becoming fine, dry and bright/sunny. North of west USA becoming dry and mostly sunny, with cold nights.

H L (H)

L

H Large scale pattern becomes established

later

later

Humid

Very warm

Thunderstorms, cloudy

Variable sky

Fine, dry, bright/sunny

Dry

Snow showers

Fine, dry, sunny

Very warm

Sunny Cold

Thunderstorms

(L)

Warm

L

Large hail

Thunderstorms

Cold


MARCH 29-31 Forecast Confidence AB = 80%. Timing normally to 2 days; positions approximate.

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Solar Factors: R4 29-31 Change to West => East mobility Active Low North center USA to Great Lakes, High S/E quarter. Low Mexico. High West coast linked to High north of West USA – Canada.

Developing area of snow / heavy snow and thundersnow at times from North Centre USA to Great Lakes / NE and , MidWest. Thunderstorms to S of region.

NE USA dry and cold. SE + Florida Mostly dry, fine and warm. West Gulf Humid with thunder. SW dry+ Very warm with major thunder esp later. S California Variable / thundery showers. West/NW Snow and sleet. North Rockies Dry, Cold foggy.

H

L

(LH)

H L

(H)

H

H

Cool & cloudy

Thundersnow

Snow

VERY COLD

DRY COLD

Mostly dry, fine, warm mostly bright/sunny

variable / cold

major thunder later.

Variable / thundery showers

Dry cold Thick FOG

Dry mostly cold FOGGY

Snow

Very warm Major Thunder esp later

Humid thundery showers

Parade of Lows W => E Hail +Thunderstorms

Snow

Change to West => East mobility LATER

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