This front brings a blast of spring chill back into town with another front rolling in later next week. That brings the chance for a few showers and storms before a quick shot of chill to start Easter Weekend.
The EURO shows both our fronts for next week…
The setup behind this should ease a bit with milder temps kicking in, bringing the threat for a few thunderstorms for the final full week of April…
The EURO Weeklies are picking up on this milder trend as we inch toward the closing days of the month…
Gimme all the spring warmth!!
We could sure use it our there today. Enjoy this chilly Friday and take care.
According to the Climate Prediction Center, ENSO-neutral conditions returned in March, and there is a greater than 50% chance that those conditions will be maintained through the Aug-Oct 2025 period. There is a 43% chance of ENSO-neutral & a 38% chance of La Niña during Nov 2025-Jan 2026, while the chances of an El Niño developing are less 20%
Whatever helps us have above normal temps and near normal precipitation gets my vote for summer. 🙂
Jeff, I’m betting on slightly above normal temperatures and near normal precip, but before we get there I feel that the above normal severe weather will be with us through May, and maybe the beginning of June. The twist is I’m not figuring that we’ll get a greater number of storms, instead the storms we do see will be more intense.
While I’m in the mode to stick my foot in my mouth, I’m also thinking that the Atlantic hurricane season will be above normal, both in number of storms and intensity.
Well if that’s the case, look for the tap to turn OFF on us aside from getting any remnants… we all know what active hurricane seasons seem to put the pattern on HOLD.. UNLESS they form in the gulf and come up our way…
@ SCHROEDER… are you still alive??
I’ve been hoping Schroeder will check in soon.