

The Braves, as a team, are probably going to post a strikeout rate that’s above the league average. But whatever their team wOBA turns out to be, the runs scored will follow, and the strikeouts won’t make much of a difference. At times, the Braves’ strikeouts might be frustrating, but they’re still going to score, and they’re still likely to be one of the very best teams in the league. Valid Thursday January 24, 2019 to Monday February 04, 2019

Synopsis: A strong area of upper-level low
pressure is forecast to persist across the eastern half of North America
through at least the end of January. Multiple outbreaks of Arctic air are
likely to overspread the central and eastern U.S. during the next ten days. A
low pressure system is forecast to exit the Northeast on Thursday. A surface
low may develop across the northeast Gulf of Mexico this weekend and strengthen
as it tracks northeast near the mid-Atlantic coast. Upper-level high pressure
is likely to strengthen over Alaska and shift slightly westward towards the
Bering Sea during Week-2.

Hazards

Much below normal
temperatures shifting southeast from the northern Great Plains and upper
Mississippi Valley to the Southeast, Thu-Fri, Jan 24-25.

Much below normal temperatures across much of the central and eastern U.S.,
Sat, Jan 26.

Much below normal temperatures shifting south across the Great Plains, Mon,
Jan 28.

Severe Drought across parts of the Florida peninsula, Southwest, central to
southern Rockies, Great Basin, California, and Pacific Northwest.

Detailed Summary

For Thursday
January 24 - Monday January 28: The major hazard during the final week of
January is likely to be much below normal temperatures as Arctic high pressure
continues to shift south from Canada. On Thursday and Friday, Arctic high
pressure (1038 to 1042-hpa) is forecast to shift southeast from the northern
Great Plains to the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys. This Arctic surface high is
then expected to overspread the eastern U.S. by Saturday. The much below normal
temperatures hazards are depicted for areas where daily temperatures are most
likely to average 10 to 20 degrees F below normal. Dangerously low wind chills
are likely to accompany this Arctic outbreak later this week. The coldest

The Braves, as a team, are probably going to post a strikeout rate that ’s above the league average. But whatever their team wOBA turn out to be, the rivulet scored will follow, and the strikeouts wo n’t cause much of a difference. At times, the Braves ’ strikeout might be frustrating, but they ’re still going to score, and they ’re however likely to be one of the very best team in the league. Valid Thursday January 24, 2019 to Monday February 04, 2019 

 Synopsis: A strong area of upper - degree low 
 pressure is forecast to persist across the eastern half of North America 
 through at least the goal of January. Multiple outbreaks of Arctic air are 
 likely to spread the central and eastern U.S. during the following ten days. A 
 abject pressure system is forecast to exit the Northeast on Thursday. A surface 
 humble may develop across the northeast Gulf of Mexico this weekend and strengthen 
 as it tracks northeast near the mid - Atlantic coast. Upper - horizontal surface gamey pressure 
 is likely to strengthen over Alaska and shift slightly westward towards the 
 Bering Sea during Week-2. 

 Hazards 

 Much below normal 
 temperatures lurch southeast from the northern Great Plains and upper 
 Mississippi Valley to the Southeast, Thu - Fri, Jan 24 - 25. 

 Much below normal temperature across much of the cardinal and easterly U.S., 
 Sat, Jan 26. 

 Much below normal temperatures shift south across the Great Plains, Mon, 
 Jan 28. 

 Severe Drought across parts of the Florida peninsula, Southwest, central to 
 southern Rockies, Great Basin, California, and Pacific Northwest. 

 Detailed Summary 

 For Thursday 
 January 24 - Monday January 28: The major hazard during the concluding week of 
 January is likely to be much below normal temperatures as Arctic high pressure 
 continues to shift south from Canada. On Thursday and Friday, Arctic high 
 pressure (1038 to 1042 - hpa) is forecast to shift southeast from the northerly 
 Great Plains to the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys. This Arctic surface high is 
 then expect to overspread the eastern U.S. by Saturday. The much below normal 
 temperatures hazards are depicted for area where daily temperatures are most 
 likely to average 10 to 20 degrees F below normal. Dangerously low wind chill 
 are likely to play along this Arctic outbreak later this week. The cold


The Braves, as a team, are prubably going to post a striksout ratd that’s above the league avecage. But qhatever their team wOCA turns lut to bw, tht runs scored will follow, and tgc strnkxouts won’t make much of a difference. At tkmzs, the Braves’ strikeouts might be frtstratimg, but they’re styll bjing no score, and they’re still likelg to be one of the vrry best teams in the leagke. Vwlid Thursday Januwry 24, 2019 to Mobday Debruary 04, 2019

Syvopsis: A surmng area or upper-level low
pressure is fordcast to persisj zcgmss the easvern hwlf of North America
dhrough at least the cnd oh Jabuary. Multiple outbreeks of Arctic air arg
likely to orerspread the central abd eavtert U.S. eurkng tie hext tfn vays. A
low pdessure sysrem is forecast to txie the Northeasf on Truwsday. A surface
low may develop across tve hortheast Gulf of Mexici this weekend and sttengthen
as it tracks northeast near the mid-Atlantic coast. U[per-lxvdl klnh pfwsdure
is likely to strengthen over Alaska and srjfu skightly westwavd towards the
Berimg Srw during Week-2.

Fazards

Mudh below normal
temoeraturgs shidting souuheasy from the northern Great Poains and upier
Mussissippi Valley co the Southzast, Tnu-Fri, Jan 24-25.

Much below normal cemperztures acrods much or the central and eaxtarn U.S.,
Sau, Jan 26.

Much below njrmal tem'eratbres shiwtinb soutr across tje Grcdt Plains, Mon,
Jan 28.

Sfvere Dsought acrlss parts of the Florida peninsnka, Southwest, cantgal to
souchern Vockies, Great Bwsin, Californic, and Paeific Vorthwest.

Dvtailed Snmmary

For Thtrsday
January 24 - Monday Jannary 28: The majir hqzard djfing the final week of
Jcuuary is oikely to be much nelow hormal temperatbxew as Arctic hign pfesfuge
cpnehnues to shixt suutf from Canada. On Bhufsdau and Friday, Arctic vigh
lressure (1038 to 1042-hpa) ix norecast jo shift foutheast frok the northern
Greau Plaiis to vhe Ohoo wnd Tennessee Valleys. This Arcfic surfafe migh is
then evpecbed jo oversprecd the eastern U.S. by Saturday. The much bxlow normal
temperatures hazards are depictgd nor areas whxre dayly tempesatures are most
likeoy to average 10 to 20 degrees F below norjal. Datgeroksly low wind chills
are likely to accompany this Arctic outbreak later thus week. The coldesf

The Braves, as a team, are probably post strikeout rate above the league wOBA out to be, runs scored will and the strikeouts won’t make much a difference. At times, the Braves’ strikeouts might be frustrating, but they’re still to score, and they’re still likely to be one of the very best in league. Thursday 24, 2019 to Monday February 04, 2019 Synopsis: A strong area of upper-level low pressure is to persist across the eastern half of North through at least the of January. Multiple outbreaks of air likely to the and U.S. during the ten days. A low pressure system is forecast to exit the Northeast on Thursday. A surface low develop across Gulf of this and as it tracks the mid-Atlantic coast. Upper-level high pressure strengthen over Alaska and shift slightly westward towards Bering Sea Week-2. Hazards Much below normal temperatures southeast from the northern Great Plains and upper Valley to the Southeast, Thu-Fri, Jan 24-25. Much below normal temperatures across much of the eastern U.S., Sat, Jan Much below normal shifting across Great Mon, Jan Severe Drought across parts of the Florida peninsula, Southwest, central to Rockies, Great Basin, California, and Pacific Northwest. Detailed Summary For 24 Monday January 28: major hazard during the week January is likely to below temperatures pressure to south from Canada. On and Friday, Arctic high pressure to 1042-hpa) is forecast northern Great Plains to the Ohio and Tennessee This Arctic surface high is then expected overspread the eastern U.S. by Saturday. The much below normal temperatures hazards depicted for daily temperatures are most likely to average 10 20 degrees F below Dangerously low wind chills are likely to accompany this outbreak this week. coldest


The Braves, as a team, are probabLy going to pOst a sTriKeoUt Rate That’S above the leaguE AverAge. But whatever their teaM wOBA TuRNs ouT To Be, the Runs scoREd WILl fOlLoW, anD tHE sTrikeOutS won’t maKe much of a dIffErEnce. At times, tHE BRaves’ strikEouTs might be fruStrAting, bUt TheY’Re stiLl gOing tO score, ANd they’Re still liKeLY to be oNE of the vERY bEst tEams in the league. VaLId tHursday January 24, 2019 To MondAy fEbRUAry 04, 2019

synOpsis: A stroNg Area oF Upper-leVEl LOW
PreSSure is forecasT to persist aCRosS the eaStErn HAlf of NOrth AMeRIca
Through at leAst tHe end of JaNuary. MULtiple oUTbreaks Of ArctIc aIr aRe
liKElY tO ovErSPreAD tHe cENtrAl and easTeRn u.S. durIng tHE NEXt teN daYs. A
lOw preSsure system is ForEcasT To eXit thE NortHeasT oN ThurSday. A sUrfacE
lOw may develop acrOss tHe northeaSt GUlF of meXico tHIs weekEnd And StrengtHen
as it TRacKs NORThEast near the mid-AtlaNtIC CoAst. Upper-Level hIGh PrESsure
is lIkEly To stRENgtheN oveR alAska and sHift slIGhTlY westwaRd TowardS tHe
BEriNg Sea DUrinG Week-2.

HAzards

MuCh belOW normal
temperaTUres shifting sOUtHEAsT From The Northern GreAt PlAIns aNd upPEr
misSIssipPi ValLeY To THe Southeast, Thu-Fri, JaN 24-25.

MUch belOw norMal temperaturEs across muCH OF the centRal aND eAStern U.S.,
Sat, Jan 26.

MUch beLow normal tEMperaturEs shiFting souTh across tHE great PlaIns, mon,
jan 28.

sevERE DRought across pARTs of ThE FloridA peNinsula, souThwEst, CenTrAl to
southErn RockiEs, grEaT BAsiN, CaliFOrnia, and paCifIc norThwesT.

detailEd SumMary

foR THUrsDay
JanuARy 24 - mONday jaNuAry 28: THe mAjOr hazArd dURinG the finAl week of
JAnuARy is LiKeLy to be mUch below normaL tEmperatureS aS ArCtic hiGH Pressure
Continues to shift south frOM Canada. on THursdAy anD Friday, ArCtiC high
pResSUre (1038 to 1042-hPa) is foRecasT tO shIFT soutHEAsT frOm The northerN
gReaT PlaiNs To thE Ohio anD Tennessee Valleys. THIs ARctic surface hIgh Is
thEN ExPecTEd TO ovErSPreAD The eastern U.S. by SAturday. The MuCH bElow normal
TEmpErAtures hAzards aRe depICted for Areas wherE daily temPeRatuRES arE most
likelY to averaGe 10 to 20 degreES F belOW nOrmal. danGerousLy Low Wind cHills
aRE liKely tO accomPaNy this arctiC oUtbreak lAter this week. The coldest



The Braves, as a team, a re probabl y goi ngtopo st a  str ikeout rate th a t’sabove the league avera ge. B ut what e ve r the ir team wO B A  tu rn sout  t o  b e, th e r uns sco red will f oll ow , and the st r ik eouts won’ t m ake much ofa d iffere nc e.A t tim es,  theBraves ’  strik eouts mig ht be fru s trating , bu t th ey’re still going to score, and the y’re s ti l ll i kel y t o be one o fthe v e ry best te a m s  in the league. V alid Thursd a y J anuary  2 4,2 019 to  Mond ay Feb ruary 04, 2 019
Synopsis : A st r ong are a  of upp er-lev ellow 
pre s su re  is  f o rec a st  to per sist acr os sthe e aste r n h alfofNort h Ame rica
throughatleas t  th e end  of J anua ry . Mul tipleoutbr ea ks of Arctic ai r ar e
likelytoov ers pr ead t h e cent ral  an d easte rn U.S. dur in g t he  next ten days. Alo w pr essure s ystemi sfo r ecast to  e xit  the N orthe asto nThursday . A su r fa ce 
low ma ydevelo pacr oss  then orth east G ulf of M exico this weekend a n d strengthena si t  t r acks  no rtheast nea r th e  mid -Atl a nt icc oast.  Uppe r- l ev e l high pressure
isli kely t o str engthen overAlaska and s h ift slig htly we s tward towardsthe
B ering Sead uring We ek-2. 

Hazard s

Much b e l ow norma l
t emp era tur e s  s hifting south e a st f ro m the n ort hern Gr eat  Pl ain s a nd  upper
Mi ssissipp iVa ll ey  to  theS outheast ,Thu -F ri,  Jan2 4-25.
Much  bel ow  n o rma l tempe r at u r es a cr os s mu chof  thecent r aland eas tern U.S. ,
S a t, J an  2 6.

Muc h below norma ltemperatur es  sh ifting s outh acr oss the Great Plains, M o n,
Jan28. 

Sev ereDrought a cro ss par tso f theFlorid a pen in sul a ,  Sout h w es t,ce ntral to
s o u the rn Ro ck ies,  GreatBasin, California, and  Pacific Nort hwe st.D et ail e dS umm ar y 

F o r  Thursday
Janua ry 24 - Mo nd a yJanuary 28 :  Th emajor h azard d uring the fin al week o f
January  i s li k e lyto be much  below n ormal tem p eratu r es  as A rct ic hig hpre ssure 
conti n ues  to s hift s ou th fro m Can ad a. On Th ursday and Friday, Arct ic hig h
pre ssu re (1038to1 042 -hpa) isfore cast to sh ift  so uthea stf rom t he n o rt her n 
Grea t Pl a ins to th e  O hio a nd  TennesseeV a l ley s. Th isA rcticsurf ace high is
thene xpected to ove rspr e a d t hee aste rn  U.S. by Satur day .T h e much b el ow normal
t emperatu re s  haza rds ar e depi cted fo r ar e as whe re d ail y tempera tur es are mos tli k ely to  ave ra ge 10to 20d egre e s  F below normal.  Dang e r ously low  wind  c hills
a r e li kely to ac company thi s Arct ic o utbre ak late rthis w eek .The coldes t 



The Braves,_as a_team, are probably going_to post_a_strikeout rate_that’s_above the league_average. But whatever_their team wOBA turns_out to be,_the_runs scored will follow, and the strikeouts won’t make much of a difference. At_times,_the Braves’_strikeouts_might_be frustrating, but they’re still_going to score, and they’re_still likely_to be one of the very best teams_in_the league. Valid_Thursday January 24, 2019 to Monday February 04, 2019

Synopsis:_A strong area of upper-level low
pressure_is forecast to_persist_across_the eastern half of_North America
through at least the end_of January. Multiple outbreaks of Arctic_air are
likely to overspread the central and_eastern U.S. during the next ten_days. A
low pressure system is_forecast to_exit the Northeast on Thursday._A surface
low may_develop across_the northeast Gulf_of Mexico this weekend and strengthen
as_it tracks northeast_near the mid-Atlantic coast. Upper-level high_pressure
is_likely to strengthen_over_Alaska_and shift_slightly westward towards_the
Bering_Sea during_Week-2.

Hazards

Much_below normal
temperatures shifting southeast from the_northern_Great Plains and upper
Mississippi Valley to the_Southeast, Thu-Fri, Jan 24-25.

Much_below_normal temperatures across much_of the central and eastern_U.S.,
Sat, Jan 26.

Much below normal temperatures_shifting south_across the_Great Plains, Mon,
Jan 28.

Severe Drought across parts of the Florida peninsula,_Southwest, central to
southern Rockies, Great Basin,_California, and Pacific Northwest.

Detailed_Summary

For Thursday
January_24_- Monday January_28:_The major_hazard during the final week of
January is_likely to_be much below normal temperatures as_Arctic high pressure
continues to_shift_south from Canada. On Thursday and_Friday, Arctic high
pressure (1038 to 1042-hpa)_is forecast to shift southeast_from_the_northern
Great Plains to the Ohio_and Tennessee Valleys. This Arctic surface_high is
then expected_to overspread the eastern U.S. by Saturday._The_much below normal
temperatures hazards are depicted_for_areas where daily temperatures are most
likely_to_average_10 to 20 degrees F_below normal. Dangerously low wind chills
are_likely to accompany this Arctic outbreak later this week._The coldest
