posted on Mar, 18 2013 @ 09:09 PM
I am mobile tonight so just the basic info no imbedded pics, etc.
There is a large storm poised off Northern California coast tonight. The reason my excitement is the bottom of the front touches the equator.
I have been saving NOAA images for the past 24 to prove it...tomorrow I can imbedded them here.
If this storm low pressure goes into cutoff low mode (goes South), then the whole system will cause a lot of rain in all of California.
About 15% of winter storms become cutoff lows by my knowledge.
The next few hours will decide the path...upper jet stream or cutoff low?
Anyone who wants to post any pics tonight is welcome too and I will thank you in advance
www.goes.noaa.gov
(visit the link for the full news article)