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Morning Forecast, Saturday May 14

Submitted by cwall on Sat, 05/14/2011 - 08:08
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It looks like the next few days will be pretty quiet. While northern Oklahoma is in northwesterly flow, a ridge will build into the central US, suppressing any chance of precipitation and keeping skies mostly clear through the rest of the weekend and into early next week.

The next chance of precipitation is next Wednesday (+/- half a day).

Forecasts
 
Time of Day: 
Morning
Day 0: 
05/14/2011
Forecast for Day 0: 

A few low clouds are hanging around this morning, but they will clear off by midday. Skies will remain clear this afternoon.

Day 1: 
05/15/2011
Forecast for Day 1: 

High level moisture will bring high clouds (primarily above 18K ft), especially in the afternoon. No precipitation in the forecast area.

Day 2: 
05/16/2011
Forecast for Day 2: 

The ridge in the central US will again cause clear and sunny skies.

Extended Outlook: 

Currently it appears that the storm system just off the west coast will impact northern Oklahoma around the middle of next week. The current 00 UTC GFS brings precipitation into our domain late Wednesday-early Thursday, but d(model)/dt shows a considerable amount of uncertainty in the timing of this system.


  1. MC3E Weather Briefing 20110514.ppt

 

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