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  2. Yes. HREF also in line with a moderate snowstorm.
  3. If you look at where models (NAM, GFS, Euro) have the 700mb warm front...the NAM actually I think makes sense with how far north and east it has the banding. I think the area of strongest frontogenesis on the 12z RGEM would be northeast of where it has it
  4. Yes only thing is HRRR looks spot on with other globals NAM doesn’t
  5. We’ll find out soon. It’s the first usable 18z given the fact that HRRR beyond 12 hours is not useful usually.
  6. I am not worried about that area. I don’t live there.
  7. Closing the shades after tomorrow's flurries. All storms track to our NW after this.
  8. Stop. You do this with every storm. Have a drink
  9. This is why watching SPV forecasts very far out at all will bite you, if you're predicting by using them. Make note of trends like a new weakening verses yesterday & many more members after that versus yesterday. Changes a lot & has since NOV. yesterday's
  10. 3km and RRFS are much further south like the other models, NAM is drunk
  11. 3k is further south. Weird how both nams are different.
  12. Swatting wasps away in the afternoon sun. Merry Christmas!
  13. Leavenworth.....an underrated gem in the lower 48.
  14. Amazingly beautiful out there. Merry Christmas!
  15. 18z Rrfs 6-10 inches for the NYC area
  16. In my experience, if the NAM shows sleet inside 48 hours, even if it's an outlier compared to other guidance, it absolutely can happen and often does. There is a good chance this run is north of the final outcome. But I really don't think the trend should be dismissed. The silver lining is a 2-5" snowstorm is possible for the metro even in the NAM scenario.
  17. nam is getting discontinued for a reason it hasn't hit a home run since January 26th 2016
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