Big totals next week and Arctic blast

Tomer’s Take

  • 2-3 day dry break across the Intermountain West (IW).
  • Two storm combo hits the IW 2/20-2/23.
  • An Arctic front accompanies this storm cycle. Air temps plummet early next week aiding in snow efficiency.
  • 1-3 feet possible across parts of CO.
  • A foot or more across the Wasatch and Tetons.
  • What follows this storm cycle through March 1? Data remains split and confidence is low.

Infrared satellite shows the storm track and storm systems lurking for next week. They will drag and Arctic front down as well.

Infrared satellite 2/18/2022 5am.

Storm Cycle

Below, notice the amplification of the jet stream valid 2/21-22/2022. The jet reaches into the Arctic and buckles south. Both storm systems will ride this storm track.

Forecast jet stream wind valid 2/21-22/2022, GFS interpretation.

Snow Forecast

2/18-2/24:

Inches of total snow 2/18-2/24.

2/25-2/27:

Inches of total snow 2/25-2/27.

Forecast snow plume for Crested Butte, CO:

Inches of total snow accumulation.

Northeast, 2/18-2/27:

Inches of total snow.

For more analysis please watch my forecast video:

4 thoughts on “Big totals next week and Arctic blast

  1. Greg Norris

    Hey Tomer!

    Huge fan. I am tuned in daily. Thanks for all your hard work and attention to the snowy weather patterns. We in Bend would love to see a snow plume for Mt. Bachelor!

    Super cool stuff! Keep up the awesome work!

    Best,
    Greg Norris

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