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  2. thinking that somewhere in the middletown to wilmington to circleville area is gonna cash w/ 7-8", just have gotta get lucky with the these bands of higher rates.
  3. Feels good to be on the right side of the last minute trends in models. Also not having to worry about the rain/snow line inching closer. Should be a fun one. Sent from my SM-S938U using Tapatalk
  4. The MJO is at the bullseye of the COD today,but whats been happpening the last couple is semmingly whats going on into the WP and MC from Rossby/Kelvin Waves,just really getting destructive interference,RRMS which show it climbing back out into the NH,but its already there
  5. So just so I get it right... mentioning Gwen or Superman 4 is ban-worthy?
  6. Glad we are getting some of this during the daylight hours too.
  7. I'm surprised Mount Holly didn't mention "localized 6 inches" for the WSW. I also thought they might follow what State College did with Lancaster and York counties and put Berks, Lehigh, Northampton under 2-5 inches. Would love to read their latest AFD to see if they're just playing it safe or if they don't trust some of the latest short term guidance from the HREF, HRRR, and RRFS
  8. We all can’t make Ji money. No. I’m in DC, but I’m on the SW boundary. I’d like some cushion
  9. If you look back, it's been consistent with those kind of totals, save a few minor tweaks, since it's 3z run.
  10. I’m happy that our Lancaster & York posters seem to be in a good spot for this one. MDT should be able to add to the seasonal tally as well.
  11. "Heavy snow expected". Ehh...not really. I don't consider 3-5" heavy snow. Moderate snow would be more appropriate..... 41F/Cloudy
  12. The HRRR had dropped us all the way down to <1", but we actually got a bit of heavy snow on the northern edge this morning and I picked up a nice, fluffy 2 inches. I'll take it. There is a 6" report just sw of Iowa City. That area, just to my sw, has received 8-10 inches from the two clippers.
  13. We just need the Pacific to be neutral not super negative
  14. Really liking the trends for us in the immediate metro and when Forky is giving the go ahead that perks my ears up even more. 3-5 seems like a good call with some local higher amounts probably out east. It's funny how perspective changes, from 2000-2018 a storm like this would barely be a blip on the radar but nowadays this is pretty exciting, brings me back to my youth in the 90s when any moderate storm was a big deal.
  15. PNA has now trended to insane negative levels around Christmas. It stays negative into January. A +PNA and -NAO with MJO remaining favorable would feed families but alas, the pacific gives us the middle finger
  16. Big jump in totals for north Central MD. It went from dryslot to jackpot in the last 3 run cycles.
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