The skies are in a swirly mess today. We are still waiting for that Pacific plume to hit high and bring us winter again. It's taking its time.
A small tongue of cold air is lunging towards us. And here are the surface winds.
This is just a beautiful video, You can loop it as your screen background on zoom. The tips of the warm plumes are always a storm spinning counter-clockwise with convergent wind, as in the Atlantic. The Pacific has a rare divergent storm caused by very cold air. It is spinning clockwise. Neat.
ps. the Pacific plume is still low, but looking to break into a high sprint. We'll have a nice spring if the plumes remain low. We'll have a horrible blast of winter if that plume goes high. Natgas will go ballistic. Yeah, that's down to 50/50.
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