Starz renewed the show for a third season, but if you need something new to watch in the meantime, Metacritic has compiled a list of similar shows to add to your watchlist. However, Raq wants Kanan to have a different life and tries to shield him from the family business, with their complicated relationship providing the show's emotional core. The book smart yet naïve teenager hopes to follow in the footsteps of his mother Raq ( Patina Miller), an ambitious and cutthroat queenpin. Played by Mekai Curtis, 15-year-old Kanan is a far cry from the hardened criminal introduced in the original series. While Power fans know the eventual fate of Kanan, Raising Kanan goes back in time to 1991 South Jamaica, Queens to show how Kanan first got into the drug game. Lows Sunday and Monday morning will be in the single digits, possibly dropping below zero in spots Monday morning.The show's popularity led to multiple spin-off series: Power Book II: Ghost, Power Book III: Raising Kanan, and Power Book IV: Force. This will change as timing and resolution tighten up. Here's a map that shows the mostly likely snowfall for this storm. But, it's actually a far more useful forecast than just tossing out single numbers that almost certainly won't verify given the uncertainties and complexity in predicting weather, especially 3 to 4 days out. Got that? :) Again, note the higher amounts focused on the southeast.įor some of you, this may just look like a wishy-washy, dart board type of forecast. The 75th percentile plot means there is a 75 percent chance it will be that much or less, or a 25 percent chance it will be higher. The 25th percentile plot means there is a 75 percent chance we'll see more than what is shown, but that also means there is a 25 percent chance it could be lower. This shows a reasonable upper and lower bound to the expected snowfall. It's the 25th and 75th percentile range of snowfall. These graphics are also highlighting the risk for a greater snowfall across the southeast. The total number of model solutions can exceed 40-50 and in some cases more. As many of you know, we have U.S., European, Canadian and Ensemble models to help us gauge the uncertainty inherent with the prediction of the future state of the atmosphere. These show the probability of getting more than 2, 4 and 6 inches of snow. The images below are what fall out of a statistical analysis of many computer models. Given how far south the center of the low is tracking, confidence is not very high right now on exact snow amounts, so expect many adjustments as we approach the start of the snow at the end of the work week. This would mainly be for late Friday night into Saturday night.ĭue to the Lake Effect contribution, far southeast Wisconsin will have the best chance of seeing accumulating snow due to the Lake Effect potential. In the wake of the departing low, cold north winds flowing down Lake Michigan will likely generate some Lake Effect snowfall for southeast Wisconsin, especially Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha counties. So, we're not expected a major, widespread winter storm for southern Wisconsin. This one is moving much farther south, from Arkansas to the Mid Atlantic states. Normally, for our area to see a major winter storm, we would like to see the center of an intense low pressure system move across northeast Illinois/Indiana. The image below shows a winter storm expected to track from Oklahoma to the Mid Atlantic this weekend. Snow Friday Night and Saturday, Turning Much Colder
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