Worth noting in the recent event in the northeast the short range models were all too far south and east and lost to globals. Now that the roles are reversed i don’t have much trust in any of the individual runs until their is consensus
Here’s my first call map, take it for what it’s worth. Only a senior in high school so still learning the ropes so to speak, but really satisfied with this as a first call.
I am willing to rent a bedroom here for the price of having to shovel our sidewalk, which stretches onto 2 bordering streets... Last time I had to my back was left feeling like a coal miners after years working in the caves.
Well ladies and gentlemen, after a brief successful revive, it appears the GFSFV3 has flatlined again. Please pray that the defibrillator works again and we can see this run out.
Despite the fact it’s slightly suspicious I like this run for my area! Snow 8 am Sunday to 8 pm monday with 16 inches kuchera ratio. Despite the fact it seems off interesting to note the coastal trend.
It’s been doing this for hours today. Every track is updated slightly north and it still goes North. Because of this I’m thinking the SW curve is gonna start looking less and less impressive.
Have y’all noticed that Florence has been riding on the north side of things so far today? Was almost out of previous come of uncertainty earlier, and already starting to deviate north on the new cone. Storm has a mind of its own i swear.
Could anyone provide some insight as to what the big change was that resulted in most models not being able to bring the storm inland? I know steering currents will be weak if even present, but how would it move the storm south then in? Very weird modeled setup indeed.