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  2. Only 0.3" here since Tuesday morning, dew point up to 73 here makes it feel like mid July
  3. Pretty cool trends...unfortunately gets stuck in SC
  4. Yeah, it was just something that you got used to living in Long Beach being right under the approach to JFK. The planes ultimately will have to flyover someone’s neighborhood with how busy JFK and LGA are. I hope they can change things up a bit to make the noise a little lower in your area.
  5. 3rd straight cloudy day - hadn't seen that since mid June. First 2 produced only 0.13", today should bring considerably more.
  6. 12z GFS shows a weaker Umberto and stronger future Imelda through 72. Has more rain Saturday Night into Sunday than 6z...
  7. for sure most models did not show this but 12z HREF yesterday went wild and did
  8. There is a very weird obsession with the HREF...ever since it nailed some event a few years back (forgot what it was). But that's what forecasting is evolving into...pick a model and output source that displays beautiful visuals and construct what its showing into a "forecast".
  9. Too early, plus there is a thread in the Tropics section.
  10. The gfs holds. It insists 94L swamps the SE while we smoke cirrus. Come on Euro!
  11. Dont hate WAD october, but start to get concerned that we roll right into WAD winter. Pretty damn boring locally, and the gulf is recurve city.
  12. I wouldn't call that excellent.
  13. I think the HREF is kind of meh overall. I mean there are times it does great but there are many times it way overdoes things
  14. Even in a blah foliage year, there are still pops of color.
  15. We might do medians better than mean.
  16. Amen brother!! I'll take some wind and a nice deluge!!!!
  17. In regards to Invest 94. NWS is waiting on NHC which is in a wait and see mode... Latest from Charleston S Carolina. NWS.. The forecast becomes exponentially uncertain into early next week as a complicated set up begins to take shape over the southeastern states and adjacent western Atlantic waters. The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor invests 94L in the western Atlantic for potential tropical development over the next 7 days. TS Humberto formed in the late afternoon hours Wednesday, with models struggling to agree on track/intensity, especially as majority of guidance has it interacting with invest 94L which further complicates the forecast. For now, The extended forecast will remain closely monitored over the next several days.
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