The “Potential” Southwest Sucker

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The “Potential” Southwest Sucker By: Ryan Dennis & Casey Oswant ATMO 574 10/24/2016

Outline Use of a Case Study Surface Analysis Satellite Imagery/Radar Upper Air Analysis- 850 mb, 700 mb, 500 mb, 250 mb Model Analysis- NAM vs. GFS Weather Discussion

Use of a Case Study The storm that we will be looking at is taking a track that is very common for many low-pressure systems that form in this area. Storms that form in this area do not always make landfall, but instead make a left turn up towards Canada and Alaska. This makes these storms commonly form very strong winds along the coast in the Pacific Northwest with gusts sometimes being hurricane-force. In our specific case we will be comparing this current storm with a severe windstorm that occurred on 1/1/2006 to see how similar or different their tracks, strength and impacts are/may be.

Southwest Sucker Track

0Z Surface Map (Our 0Z)

3Z Surface Map

6Z Surface Map

9Z Surface Map

12Z Surface Map

Case Study- Surface Map

Development of the Storm: IR Imagery (12am- 10/23)

Development of the Storm: IR Imagery (8am- 10/23)

Development of the Storm: IR Imagery (12pm- 10/23)

Development of the Storm: IR Imagery (4pm- 10/23)

Development of the Storm: IR Imagery (10pm- 10/23)

Development of the Storm: IR Imagery (2am- 10/24)

Development of the Storm: IR Imagery (7:45am- 10/24) https://www.atmos.was hington.edu/weather/sa t.shtml#

Current Radar (9am)

QPF Forecast(0Z)

Southwest Sucker Track

0Z Surface Map vs. Current Surface Map

1/1/2006 Surface Map vs. 1/2/2006 Surface Map

Case Study Track

850 mb Analysis (0Z)

850 mb Analysis (12Z)

850 mb Analysis (0Z Tuesday)

700 mb Analysis (6Z)

700 mb Analysis (12Z)

700 mb Analysis (18Z)

500 mb Case Study- 1/1/06

500 mb Case Study-1/2/06

500 mb- Vorticity(0Z)

500 mb- Vorticity (12Z)

500 mb- Vorticity (0Z- 10/25)

250 mb Analysis (0Z)

250 mb Analysis (12Z)

250 mb Analysis (0Z- 10/25)

Model Forecast: NAM 48 hour(0Z- 10/26)

Model Forecast: GFS 48 hour (0Z- 10/26)

Model Forecast: NAM 60 hour (12Z- 10/26)

Model Forecast: GFS 60 hour(12Z- 10/26)

Model Forecast: NAM 72 hour(0Z- 10/27)

Model Forecast: GFS 72 hour(0Z- 10/27)

Current Weather Discussion- Seattle

Current Weather Discussion- Portland

Current Warnings/Watches

Case Study- Warnings/Watches

Case Study Wind Gusts vs. Projected Wind Gusts

Conclusions/Questions?!?!?