Michael Clark

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 Looks like Omega Block pattern second week of May. Still, ongoing warmth.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 Judah, I am just asking you ti explain briefly why we’ve been having and will continue to have above temps almost continually over the next few weeks despite the Greenland Blocking and the influence of the polar vortex disruption from March. Please respond it would really help.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 Why are not getting cold weather with all of this Greenland Blocking? We should be in the 40’s with a cold rain. What is with the atmosphere? With the effects of the earlier polar vortex disruption still affecting us and the Greenland blocking where is the fricking cold air?

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @Snowdays2024 I didn’t mean any offense or to say that your forecast is wrong. You are a great climate scientist. I just like to know when this cool weather will occur during the next 3 weeks in the Northeast. . Please respond. I value your opinion very much. Thank you

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 NewEngland and much of the Northeast will see 60s and 70’s over the next 2 weeks after Thursday. When do you expect it to get cool. You are a great climatologist, but I Don”t see any cool air in sight after Thursday of this week.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 I respect your forecasts very much. However, the models are predicting above average temps through the first week of May. Any chance of cool weather after that?

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @GKauriga I am not seeing any cooler weather showing up in the models over the next 2-3 weeks. The models are showing above temps almost every day for the next 2 weeks in the East US.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@PulsarWX @judah47 Is the Greenland Blocking still going to happen. What about the drip in the stratosphere?

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @MatthewHiddemen Latest models show neutral NAO and very weak -AO. Looks like Greenland blocking will be weak or not at all.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @PeteBard This cooling is nothing to get excited about. Winter is over.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @Scottbilly56 @MeteoMark @DrAHButler What impact will this have on our weather in the Northeast?

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @Snowdays2024 @MtSunapeeResort The only thing that saved the last two winters was lake-effect snow.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @Snowdays2024 @MtSunapeeResort The totals for my area: Buffalo airport 71.3 inches Normal 94.7 inches. Where I live Hamburg NY 96 inches(approx.) Normal 105 inches. Below average, but I am satisfied.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @Snowdays2024 @MtSunapeeResort Is winter done in the Eastern Great Lakes region?

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@Snowdays2024 @judah47 @MtSunapeeResort This is a great picture. I am curious. What is your final total for this winter season where you live? I bet you are a great skier.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @LimWeather You should see significant snow in Newtom Mass. what about western NY ?

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @franksanfilipp2 @PBS Here are the current stats. Buffalo NY has received 70.8 inches of snow so far. Normal for season is 95.4 inches. Hamburg NY has received approximately 95 inches so far. Normal is 105 inches for season.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @franksanfilipp2 @PBS What about western ny?

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @franksanfilipp2 @PBS You are welcome. I really mean it.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @franksanfilipp2 @PBS I really appreciate your blogs. I wish you a safe and happy year ahead. I have learned a lot from you. Don’t let any negative posts by people bother you. I respect your expertise greatly. Happy spring.

[Michael Clark @Michael21892621]

@judah47 @franksanfilipp2 @PBS Hi,Judah. I am sorry it’s been another disappointing winter for you. I need your opinion. All the short term and long term forecasts are calling for average/above avg temps. Seems like the polar vortex split has failed us. Do you agree?