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  2. Agreed that it's probably over as a threat for anything but minor amounts in a small portion of the sub-forum Disagree that the thread should be closed. Part of the point of doing this is to learn from it, so there's some value in posting the remaining model suites and especially posting what actually happens
  3. It’s been the most bullish and consistent by far. Not a bad guy to have on the team! #WxUSAFSFP
  4. In fairness not much to even pound What a mess. We still got time but an outcome like this isn't unlikely. Between this week and next week I'd say they're both events worth watching but def not worth any investment.
  5. We are so close in Central VA to either a near total whiff or a widespread warning level event.
  6. But what about those two monsters on the GFS 300+ hrs out?
  7. I hate sharing my thoughts, but when I do, it’s most likely to be in the warm season. I also am not confident on synoptic level stuff so I’m not great at tracking winter storms.
  8. How is that even possible with these odds from MRX. [emoji23] .
  9. I like combining Richmond and Hampton Roads for the same reasons. We are all covered by the Wakefield office so, why not?
  10. Euro continues the stair step trend with things a little more reigned in for 12z. Just like the RGEM though still solid.
  11. Yep its going to start early I think.
  12. It used to snow in Raleigh every winter but that is closing in on a half century and before in the past. Getting moisture and cold air for snow is becoming a near impossibility nowadays.
  13. Euro op just took a sledge hammer and pounded it flat lol. Good times!
  14. It's officially over. I think the thread can be closed now.
  15. Gwinnett could see 2-4" so I would consider it an ATL storm. That cutoff line may cut the city in half, just depends on how far it comes West and by all accounts not 1 model knows. They change every 6 hours.
  16. Really interesting to see RAH so bullish on central NC. Of note, they have Greenville NC at 98% to see more than 4 inches. And rdu at 87%. But they have rdu at 10% to see more than 18” and Greenville at 2%. I guess that shows where they are most uncertain about.
  17. @JB Finsis correct. There were not enough active (or at least enough willing to consistently post) to have separate threads. Recognizing the climate differences, I still felt it was fitting since everyone was in the same CWA under NWS Wakefield. They used to have a couple of members' posts years back. Also, social media has drawn many participants away from this board. I'll continue to post here, but I may not be as active as I used to be since I'm now in Chicago (and obviously under a new name).
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