Snow and colorful lights last night at Jackson, Wyoming. System discussed in yesterday's post moved right overhead last night and is over Sonora this morning - was a very dry system, with almost no precipitation reported as it passed southward over Arizona.
Looks like a quiet end to January, with slight chances for light showers early next week - all model forecasts here from 00 UTC forecast runs on 30th. The GEFS plumes for 3-hour precipitation amounts (above) indicate slight hope for Monday showers.
The plumes for temperature (above) forecast a dramatic cold front for Monday and Tuesday next week, along with a period of strong and gusty winds (below).
The changes come as a strong, 500 mb short wave passes by next Monday (forecast at bottom from the ECMWF).
Monday is a long way away, and we'll watch to see how situation actually evolves, but a bit of weather hope.
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