right, but still, a pretty large area was impacted. kinda shows the population distribution, and how concentrated a lot of the sub is in N IL, wisconsin, and michigan
I can't believe we've had a Winter Storm across multiple states, bringing close to a foot of snow in some places, and everyone is either talking about lake effect, or complaining about their snow
Are mping reports not working on radarscope/ any other outside service for anyone else? I can see them on the https://mping.ou.edu/display/ site, but not anywhere else.
edit: actually, looks like the certificate for that site expired at 12z this morning... wonder if that impacts other apps ability to access the reports? Hell of a time for that to happen...
Anyone have any opinions on the WPC experimental winter precip probability maps? Am wanting to include them more in my forecast process as they seem like a good super-blend, but didn't know what the thinking was around them
some of us may need to chill on the dooming, lol. sref (not sure how it does for winter wx) still has the most significant accumulations farther north, especially compared to the euro
Neat visualization from the 12z GFS, really would like to see more snow in the more intense precip bands than freezing rain, but maybe it'll come back around
Also, freezing rain at 24° ground temps means that there's got to be one hell of a warm nose at like 850mb, right?
Pretty big uptrend for my area on the 12z EPS, also included a couple other stations around the region for everyone's viewing pleasure (or displeasure)
I mean, this is just ridiculous. Yeah, this is a couple weeks out, but temps down into the negative teens in Tennessee is crazy. Obviously, I don't think that this will come anywhere near verifying, but wow...