All Activity

thanks this is awesome, I had looked for it for a while but lost the bookmark

It's been forever since I've seen a low in Texas pulling in that much gulf moisture.

Poking my nose in to comment on this. I read your forum a lot for analysis, but don't post, but this one got me thinking. There are new weather terms and phrases are annoying, but the one that gets me the most is "puking snow" when it's snowing heavily. It just sounds stupid...and gross.

Spotty but yeah. Feels like a winter day. 31F, overcast, snow piles around and it just looks like something's going to fall from the sky...

Agreed, love that along with BREAKING [emoji599] [emoji599] [emoji599] Immediately makes me hide them when they show up in my feed. .

I am back from my early Knoxville run today....there is one way to get rid of feedback from the Alaskan vortex, and that is to replace it with feedback from an EPO ridge. LOL. 384 from the 0z GFS today. I don't know what is going on w/ that model, but the juice is loose with it. Somebody slip some DGEX code into the GFS programming?

I do wonder ... but, in the spirit of the Holiday and giving I'm restraining myself a bit. LOL I mean, when I look the ending frames of the ens means it's an odd sort of appeal. Almost alike a warm +PNA with these non-hydrostats not indicating any/very little negative anomaly over the continent, despite a +PNA curvi-linear footprint. This is the end of the GEFs but the EPS and GEPs have/are in the same general attitude. In the spirit of fairness... the pattern change across the hemisphere is much, much higher confidence than anything specific in terms of events that come because of it. In addition to that, I've been noticing for the past several year's worth of seasons, whenever the mode is definitely cold enough ... it's too compressed. When the flow relaxes such that there is less overall negative interference, it's too warm. It's been hard to achieve that middle range in there when there's conserved kinematics in the S/W scale, while being cold enough. ...for whatever reason, notwithstanding It doesn't mean it's impossible but it's been a very real observation, a leitmotif. So we'll see where this goes. The flow is certainly relaxing out there... less compression. More conserved in the S/W scale... there are no guarantees the cold provision will be in play.

Tamaqua says, "hold my beer"...lol While we sometimes get into the show, many times we don't. Summer storms generally miss, big coastal storms are a roll of the dice, etc. Last Friday's wind storm netted me a 16 mph gust when everyone else had 40mph and up. The inverted "V" shaped valley I sit in tempers most of the more interesting weather others experience.

Not that its not already chaos,just more..lol

Yes but not for Debbie Downers

If I didn't know any of the details of the storm and looked at the radar right now, I'd be so pumped. Dark greens in the winter. Gross soaker.

Chaos again with the MJO signal,alot of stuff going on as we get into the New Year with the Rossby Wave train and Kelvin Waves

I know it's the OP at range, but the 12z GFS is really trying to tee up a legit nuke job.

39f. Relative torch. Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

Jaws at the end of the 12z GFS

30F Dp28 Cloudy, looks like some icy stuff moving in from the West.

Got out of Target right as the heavy stuff moved in. Roads are already getting terrible.

Afd said 32F here by noon - still holding at 30F so warming running a bit tardy. Super icy here coating everything. Cannot remember going into a storm with such even tho most or all should be melted later.

You're not under a Bliz Warning so no, not a full-fledge Blizzard. Your warning calls for 4+ inches of wind-driven snow with periods of blizzard-like conditions. Have fun with it.

I see why no one is talking about the 12Z GFS but it does have a big dog in the 2nd weekend of Jan...so now we wait for the triumphant victory or the agony of defeat.

Just drove in from DIA and roads were clear. There is a very sharp cutoff along I25 near Longmont where there was no snow unfortunately.