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(meteorobs) Leonids wx (was Re: Leonids fever)
I've been watching the models all week & it keeps going from bad to worse
for us here in AR. We spoke to a forecaster this morning who said if we
expect to see anything, we'll have to leave AR; even though the official
forecast calls for partly cloudy, he says it will be mostly cloudy. He told
us to look to the E or NE, so we're thinking either Sikeston MO or Jackson
TN areas, but I haven't looked at the forecasts for those areas yet.
Prior to this week we were of the opinion that we might head out to the
TX/OK panhandle region, but they may still have clouds.
> Good luck I am stuck in OK and it doesn't look good. We have to
weathermen
> in our club so they are keeping us informed. Tulsa is expected to have
> thunderstorms Sunday morning, but its just a chance. Where to drive is a
> big question. Anyone in Missouri or Arkansas have a forcast better than
OK.
>
> David Stine dstine@exposquare.com
>
> >
> > And now the cloud model John Krempasky wrote about is making New
> > Mexico look better! But I told myself it's over two days from now,
> > and what can one do anyway but hope for the best. It definitely
> > looks better than almost all of Texas.
> >
> > In the cloud model 6:00 Nov 18 UT, the Tennessee and Ohio valleys,
> > really from Alabama on up to southern Ontario, look pretty good.
> > The 12:00 Nov 18 UT doesn't look quite that good, but it's still
> > way better than Texas. Some of the Great Plains areas look pretty
> > good for that morning also, in these two-day-away models.
>
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