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I think you put it very eloquently in one of your past posts—it's called meteorology, not modelogy. Great call there.

I stand corrected…Good catch

Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers, Sparky was history, we weren't getting him back.

You mean you were going over to strong arm them. You know you can't reason with them dudes.

As I mentioned in your excellent post yesterday, the models are catching up to what the analysts say Must happen

RRFS too

And we traded him for Danny Cater, dumbasses

18z Icon still looks good, but it’s continuing the trend of of pushing everything SW. can’t really afford many more ticks like that for the majority of the area

Pit 2 looks good for this, but like he said they're hard to forecast. NAM has the IT closer to me, we'll see.

Not weather related but I gotta say. My job had me in the right spot to get to meet the GOAT (Saban) & shake hands with him. Merry Christmas to ME!!!!

1/27-28/2004 was borderline epic here. An over-performer and we jackpotted for once.

I will say you GaWx & Carver have been all over this. Thank you for sharing!

Indeed - as has been the case for all of human history, and will continue to be the case for all of the rest of human history. The difference is that increasingly the primary reason for people going hungry isn't food production issues (or climate change), it's political instability. (e.g. see https://agecon.unl.edu/violent-conflict-drives-world-hunger-and-food-insecurity/) If anything attempts to *prevent* climate change will bring about a higher level of food insecurity, as less and less prosperity is available to poor areas, due to increasing pressure to not avoid using fossil fuels (e.g. for things like farm equipment, more-abundant electricity to power food processing facilities and transportation, etc.). Tugging on "going hungry" heart strings is nice, but one has to also use one's brain. That includes realization that the use of fossil fuels is a big enabler of prosperity; and that prosperity helps bring about - among other things - an abundance of food.

unless it's snowing or there is an existing snow pack to preserve for Christmas day, the higher the temp the better. Who the heck would like 30 or 40s and brown over 60's?

A very infamous moment back in the late 70’s when he and Vida Blue were supposed to be traded to the Sox and the commissioner RESCINDED it. I don’t think that’s ever happens since

Look at how much Dec 29-Jan 4 has cooled vs 2 days ago on the EPS thanks to the stronger -NAO pushing back from the NE despite the strong Aleutian ridge remaining. Two days ago: Today:

Shoreline probably still cooked but this is still looking like a solid 1-2" for most and the lucky ones will grab 3...maybe even 4" for those super lucky.

HRRR ramped up too

Icon came south a bit

Hang in there Voyager. Hope at some point you can move back west. You have always used this sub forum hope you don’t stop using it!

Cmon, damn

Jan 22 had a very fun miller b

The way the models have been adjusting especially with this upcoming cold shot because of the building negative NAO there will be some wild swings especially in the mid range.

Nice midwinter day here in Burlington. Light snow for the last 3+ hours with at least a couple more hours upcoming. Highs in the low 20's. Will be a nice "commute" home to Charlotte at 5pm.

Looks like DEN hit 75 today, tying their all-time December high from 1980. The December record for Denver comes from the old city station in 1939, with an absurd temp of 79. So sick of this pattern we're stuck in, and it's awful for the mountains/ski season/tourism/etc. And still no sign of meaningful change 10-14 days down the road.