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  2. I’m not looking at next Sunday’s snow map from today’s 12z GFS. Not doing it
  3. I’m not ready to jump ship. Still going to be a big snowfall. I can vouch that sleet blows good out of a snowblower
  4. $900 is crazy… but I guess that tracks. I pay like $100 a month during the winter for a shoebox apartment that I leave at 66 degrees.
  5. Yes, better to be prepared. That being said however, some people being upset about this could be very warranted. I could see that being the case with people on tight budgets who may have spent a lot of their money on preparation for a storm that doesn’t happen. I’d be frustrated in that situation.
  6. This is the difference between a meteorologist and modelologist. He knows the science and how to use the tools, but doesn't just recite the tools.
  7. "We used to roast upper levels back in the day at Camp Waconda!"
  8. wow, this is some confusing information about little rock
  9. Careful about extrapolating a borderline snow sounding in Arkansas to our area. On one hand, we could also benefit from snow and sleet mixed being treated as non-snow on the clown maps. Sometimes rimed flakes aggregate into parachutes that accumulate fairly well (~12:1). Unfortunately the NAM- and RRPS-modeled soundings have a much more pronounced warm layer for our area tomorrow afternoon than for Little Rock this morning. It's several degrees C above freezing in the warmest layer. We need that to be completely wrong. In the Little Rock case the shallow warm layer is near freezing.
  10. Should the 29-02 not materialize ... there is also, albeit vague due to the long range, a signal emerging for the 6/7/8th off February.
  11. I was living in Washington, DC at the time and don't recall that storm. You might be referring to January 26, 1994, but I'm not completely sure.
  12. NYC only had 7-8 inches from 3/14/17 but there were snow/ice mountains everywhere and streets were horrible as if way over a foot fell. I remember how bad it was driving down some side streets in Queens. The 7-8” NYC had was the same water content as someone in PA that got 20”+. This one won’t have the same water content (I think over 2” liquid) as that storm but it will still be significant impact.
  13. Several have given the advice to not post Kucci maps….stick with qpf or 10:1 maps and calculate one’s own ratios..
  14. took this off the central pa forum. This is positive yes? Not sure what it translates to here, but at least it is south and east
  15. warm upper levels, guess we're roasting in the depths of a giant sloar
  16. I'm gonna try to, man. I've gotten better at enjoying it when it comes. Like I have enjoyed and appreciated small snowfalls more the last few years because that's all I've had. But I am absolutely bummed to miss warning level again (minus the sleet I'm guessing 4-5 inches). Last 10 years have beaten me up snow-wise. Can't get over the hump...
  17. Do you mean NAM is bad? Saw PB posted this Little Rock Arkansas has 5 to 7 inches NAM yesterday? NOTHING
  18. I just got hit with my second $900 energy bill, and that was AFTER I took pretty significant steps to curb it. Two zone gas system, and I just upgraded zone 1 for more efficiency. The gas side of the bill was $465 averaging $14/day. When we first moved in 7 years ago, it was $270 total energy MAX, gas and kwh. I'm not sure what else to do to get it lower, because nothing actually seems to work.
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