"Storm from Arctic Circle to West Coast?
Friday, March 07, 2008
During my 23-year career, I've seen many strange things on the forecast weather maps, many of which ultimately never happened (which is why they're called forecast maps, not this is exactly what's going to happen maps), but I'm not sure that I've ever seen this particular scenario on the charts. A computer model is forecasting a storm system to move from above the arctic circle in northern Canada westward through Alaska (and into the eastern Pacific) and then eastward into the Pacific Northwest. People often joke about taking the arctic route when talking about an indirect track somewhere; perhaps a storm is going to take that route! "
LINK to Paul Yeager's Accuweather blog- he's their Western Weather Expert.
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