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December forecasts for 2006 - 12.03.06
December forecasts for 2006
Fig.1
week 1 A shift should bring unsettled, frontal type weather to most of the country.
West Coast- Persistent rains N and S; most of the week
Mountain/High Plains- Unsettled, fronts into N High Plains; all week
Mid-Continent �" Unsettled, storm track Dakotas to Central States; all week
East Coast- Unsettled, fronts Mid Atlantic states; all week
Fig.2
week 2 High-pressure building in the west should drive the storm jet to the north. Look for clearing and milder in the west, colder in the N High Plains and cold fronts across the eastern third.
West Coast- High to S moves N, milder and settled
Mountain/High Plains- Milder to S, cold to N with fronts; late
Mid-Continent- Moderate rains, Great Lakes; late
East Coast- Possible moderate rains, Mid Atlantic states
Fig.3
week 3 A strong shift on the 12th should push the western block to the north and the Pacific jet to the south. Look for stormy weather on the West Coast, High Plains, Central States and the Mid Atlantic states.
West Coast- Widespread early rains
Mountain/High Plains- Cold N High Plains, storms CA to Denver
Mid-Continent �" Early storms Dakotas to Central and N Central states
East Coast- Unsettled early, widespread rains Ohio to mid Atlantic states; late
Fig.4
week 4 High-pressure in the Gulf of Alaska and western Canada should bring cold down into the continent on both coasts. Watch for citrus freezes in the southeast.
West Coast- Cold to the N, and mild to the S; after the 23rd
Mountain/High Plains- Cold surge N mountains; midweek
Mid-Continent- Mild to S, cold to N; late
East Coast- Cold, Ohio to Florida; midweek and late