Supernovice

You must have missed the ‘we’d be in a drought if not for the storm’ talk

From what I have gathered from reading here, if a storm doesn’t exist at the time the long range precipitation forecast was issued, you just back out that precip amount and so on and so forth until you get back to the original forecasted amount. Thereby justifying any emotional attachment you had to said forecast.

Don’t give our resident moron the oxygen he needs. Just ignore his ‘weather related’ posts like everyone else and he will slowly….ever so slowly, go away.

Late to this……. but lol’d at my boy Fish owning him. Well deserved imho.

Anyone know if that ‘line’ is modeled to hold together and move east or just fizzle? Thanks!

for those of us with a jet stream fetish…might make it supersonic lol

Don’t see the is everyday:

Likewise, 37/31 light east wind down 2 each in last hour.

I‘m not privileged enough to know why. Nor is this the space for that type of speculation. Only reason I called it out here was the amount of metal flying east is hard to fathom. The 22’s listed above usually wouldn’t be forward deployed for long, along with like +25% of the E-3 fleet makes me think this isn’t a build up for a 2 day strike campaign. Turns out the media picked it up too finally and we saw some stories yesterday/ day before

Chemtrails- duh haha

If it’s going to happen, it’ll be soon. Pretty clear indications here:

At least this wasn’t you….checks notes, ~7 hrs ago

Call me crazy but if this doesn’t work out and the AI models don’t verify… wouldn’t this be a point for @Typhoon Tip? Hear me out. The AI models are looking at historical data vs current at initialization and running it through (it’s not learning despite what people think), at a very basic level. So 20, 30, yrs ago- whatever, given current ingredients we would be looking at a plowable snow. But fast flow, gradient etc… it ends up weak ( that has been the theme for yrs) and east.

Not trying to break balls but this is a fundamental misunderstanding of ai as it pertains to weather models.