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I didn't even notice it until now, but there is a thread for the severe threat. Maybe we could get it pinned so more people can see it. Might not matter since it's so dead here now. 

On 2/11/2022 at 10:09 AM, ATDoel said:

Are threads allowed here this time of year that aren't winter storms impacting the Carolinas?  Ok, cool.

 

Someone's jealous. 

13 minutes ago, nwohweather said:

I wouldn't live in North or Central AL/MS without a basement anymore. Just absurd how many times they're under the gun annually anymore, I didn't even deal with this in the Midwest

Yeah, they seem to be the new tornado alley the last couple of decades. 

Should we have a thread for the severe potential tomorrow? Sounds like we could have a busy day.

Only one measurable snow event around 3 inches. Couldn't get everything to come together when we had that 3 week stretch of potential to get anything else. I think this is the new normal around here. 

UK has zilch.

Canadian doesn't have much of anything.

Totals aren't as good on the GFS this time. This run vs last run.

GFS says party over.

Time to see if the GFS keeps the party going. 

Just a slight difference. 

The end of the NAM.

10 minutes ago, Buddy1987 said:

I find it rather comical it’s 2022 and we’re basically 4 days out and that’s what we get out of two of the biggest models to try and figure out as to whether you get nothing or 7” for my specific area. Someone correct me if I’m wrong (other than last system where GFS totally sh*t the bed) but the trend has been for the models to start to gravitate toward the gfs. 

I think the GFS did the best with the storm where we actually got decent snow here. But it was bad with the last threat. 

7 minutes ago, Buddy1987 said:

I find it rather comical it’s 2022 and we’re basically 4 days out and that’s what we get out of two of the biggest models to try and figure out as to whether you get nothing or 7” for my specific area. Someone correct me if I’m wrong (other than last system where GFS totally sh*t the bed) but the trend has been for the models to start to gravitate toward the gfs. 

It is pretty bad that we're 4 days out and they are that different. Makes you wonder why they are that different, and why one of them is so off. But really all of them are off like this at some point when it comes to winter weather around here. Not sure if its climate change and the models can't account for it, or if the programing they use is just off. 

At least the Euro has some precip coming through. Just looks warmer and with less precip than the GFS. 

And then the Euro at 102. 

Euro looks faster with the precip incoming. Euro at 96 versus GFS at 96.

GFS and Euro are worlds apart. 

UK is a nothing sandwich. 

CMC goes north.

RGEM looked like it was going to be good.

11 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

Compared to the previous run.