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  2. did they round up to 32 from like 4
  3. Yup. Avoiding absolutisms (such as “this will be a wall-to-wall shutout, record low snow, etc.”) is key to seasonal forecasting. There will be pacific jet extensions and it will be unfavorable for winter far, far more often than not. Probably as high as 70/30 or 80/20 unfavorable. But there should be some windows of opportunity, even if brief. Of course I am more of a weather weenie than just a snow weenie, so even seeing coastals and severe outbreaks in the South will keep my interest going, plus tracking those brief opportunists to see if a KU event comes to fruition will also be fun.
  4. Looks pretty uniform to me on the radar…been raining nonstop for 12 hrs now, and 3” is looking likely here.
  5. About to get dumped on. Can't even really see the storm coming because the cloud base is only 300 feet. Can't definitely hear it, though. Picked up 1.01" last night. This might double that.
  6. Su far it’s gone exactly like I thought with nuisance rains in CT and big totals south and west
  7. The blob of heavy slow moving rain over the rockaways and the island beaches have exactly 10 mins to dissipate before the 2 hour NAM blows it. in a shocking turn of events the 1 hr hrrr is better than the nam.
  8. What does ENSO state have to do with it? We know guidance has yet to catch up to the intensity of modern ridges because we just witnessed it last winter out west. ENSO state plays a role in dictating where the under-modeled ridging will set up, but it doesn't alter the fact that it is consistently under modeled. The whole "show me update data every season" is a cop out IMHO...the sky is blue, and I don't need data...either look upwards and check Google.
  9. Should be a busy day today. Already storms developing this morning.
  10. I think its safe to say, that can be tossed and tossed very far
  11. Yup…CT in the thick of it. Soaking rains. Kev was hedging it stayed south..not happening with this one.
  12. you have a chance of flooding rain very soon - Flood Warning says between 2 - 32 inches -lol FFW from KPHI problem today is these areas of heavy rain just develop very quickly
  13. He's saying that ridging is underestimated in this modern era, so where ever ridging is denoted, it's highly likely that seasonal guidance will be too cold and low with heights in that area...regardless of where it is.
  14. Probably. The 12z is even wilder-especially eastern areas.
  15. This will be off by 5" in my area
  16. didn't even see your post.. either its drunk or someone floods
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