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Grab it while you can

Miracles are fairly easy it’s the mundane that I find difficult.

http://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/isobaric/1000hPa/orthographic=17.31,42.52,377

Some time ago I used to post warnings for them but then the method failed. I am assuming that it is back on tap:
Parallel fronts from a deep Icelandic Low following the dissipation of a severe tropical storm.

Nothing showing on the early BoM charts some (more tropical weather on the way at the far end of it.) And the North Atlantic full of mice and various other fronts. My guess where?

The Aleutians or Chile -but that front from here to Mexico is back… So…

Anyway the Virgin Islands and whatever will be getting a regular showing in the NEIC lists (unless that has changed with Googlification) otherwise… well you would have to ask for below Mag 4.5 or whatever the bar is there these days.

The triples will be just a couple of high 4’s and an high 5 or low 6 or three mediums of 5.2 to 5.5. I think that’s how it went.

I will be adding pictures to this thread as well as links. In the meantime, anyone that interested will have to search for them as Australian Southern Hemisphere sea level pressure charts from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology and the British Meteorological Office North Atlantic chart. (I think posting links would have been easier.)

Also see if you can find the Canadian NAEFS or NA EFS. (They like to hide their services on unimaginably impossible home pages. (Think Ice Road Truckers using ice roads built by the people who build logging roads really far out in the woods. Only with blind detours and limitless cul de sacs.))

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