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<br />Experimental CDC Forecast Guidance <br /> <br />EXPERIMENTAL CDC PRECIPITATION FORECAST GUIDANCE EXPERIMENTAL CDC PRECIPITATION FORECAST GUIDANCE <br />APR.JUN 2006 (Issued December 23, 2005) APR.JUN 2006 (issued March 10,2006) <br /> <br />.,... .... + DRY .,... <br /> D <br /> .,... <br /> .s" .... <br /> .,... <br /> - <br /> - <br />.,,,,, .,... <br /> ~.. <br />~" <br /> +s.. <br /> +.... <br /> +5" <br /> .,... +1"" <br /> WET +"'" <br />+s.. +,... +"'" <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Last December, a tirst look at spring (AMJ'06) showed a wet tilt over northwest CO, but kept a threat of dry <br />conditions over the rest of the state (left), Three months later, the new forecast (right) keeps a positive tilt in <br />the forecast odds for western CO, introduces a negative tilt over the northeastern corner, and places the rest <br />of the state under surprisingly benign (+1-2%) odds. In the case of southwestern CO, this is supported by <br />good vcrification skill in the last six springs, More by Friday at my website below: <br /> <br />Source: kla liS. woller@noaa.gov; IIttp://www.cdc.noaa.gov/people/klaus. wolter/S W casts/ <br />