JoMo

3KM NAM shifted back west with totals as well.

00z NAM was a fun run. Bit of a westward shift, NW AR and SW MO made out well. I somehow manage to pickup 7", lol

00z HRRR nails (central and eastern) southern MO and (central and eastern) Northern AR. On to the 00z NAM.

06z NAM was improved from the 00z and back farther west with more QPF.

00z Euro a bit beefier with QPF it looks like, more snow back in KS. Thermal issues or it might be more impressive.

lol, I've grown used to weather disappointment so it doesn't bother me.

00z GEM looks SE of it's 12z run earlier today.

00z GFS is similar to the 18z GFS.

00z RDPS was also a bump SE from the looks of it.

00z NAM is going to be different because it has a piece of energy farther NE, that falls apart, and then it has an open wave.

Yeah, but there's a bunch more model runs to go, and a lot more changes that will happen.

18z GFS is looking faster with the system. Going to result in the heaviest being over NE AR and SE MO.

Yeah, I don't blame them. It's going to be an interesting system, that's for sure...

18z RDPS (Canadian NAM) was a good hit for SW MO, and NW AR this run. Not the insane amounts of the NAM but 3-6" and still going.

Yeah 1/2" of freezing rain in some spots, followed by at least 20" of snow, and still snowing at end of run in spots.

Southern Missouri just getting hammered this 18z NAM run.

12z Euro did move more towards the GFS camp this run. Going to be interesting to see any changes that occur when this thing beaches itself tomorrow.

12z Canadian finally coming in, a bit farther NW and more QPF.

00z Euro is a little slower, little deeper, and still boring.

00z Canadian going to drop it down western KS/OK into TX this run. Weaker than the GFS. Nails central and eastern Arkansas.

Main change I saw on the 00z GFS was a bit weaker and a bit slower with the system.

Too bad they got rid of the DGEX, the most useless weather model ever.

So, that was different on the 00z NAM.

I'm getting old, I can't remember things that well, anymore, but I'm sure it's happened before. The surface temps are very marginal, but it's cold enough to very cold as we head up into the atmosphere. The overall tilt/structure of the system is going to be important, especially when it comes to any wraparound precip. I think the Euro wasn't that impressive while the GFS was pretty impressive in that regard. It'll change as the energy for this system is still out in the Pacific and won't be over land until late Thursday it looks like.

Very strange system for this area, digging south down the Plains across western Kansas.