Jump to content

GoAPPS

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    114

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by GoAPPS

  1. GoAPPS
    Moisture stream is now coming from the northwest in Asheville, so this might be our chance.
  2. GoAPPS
    Light snow in Asheville.
  3. GoAPPS
    So the NAM and HRRR are in huge disagreement, especially in lower elevations like Asheville. Anyone have thoughts?
  4. GoAPPS
    Some of the reasons are: 1) It's a smaller group. Larger groups always attract weenies, trolls, and idiots. 2) Lower stakes. We all typically see snow at least once every year, so each event doesn't feel like our only chance.
  5. GoAPPS
    Snowing in Asheville.
  6. GoAPPS
    Crazy that we’re talking about snow on one end of the state (NC) and tornadoes on the other. What a dynamic water weather system! EDIT: "Weather," not "water" lol.
  7. GoAPPS
    I'm looking for a KAVL Skew-T sounding, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. Is that data publicly available?
  8. GoAPPS
    Near Mt. Pisgah from last Tuesday.
  9. GoAPPS
    Don't see that kind of storm around here very often.
  10. GoAPPS
  11. GoAPPS
    Anyone else watching that MCS in Tennessee? If it holds together, it could surprise some people overnight.
  12. GoAPPS
    I've been interested in getting photos of red sprites. Does anybody know how low-topped supercells behave regarding lightning and red sprite potential?
  13. GoAPPS
    Tornado watch issued for the Southern Mountains.
  14. GoAPPS
    What app is that?
  15. GoAPPS
    Moderate snow in Asheville.
  16. GoAPPS
    For the Blue Ridge escarpment, here's a map from AshevilleWX.com
  17. GoAPPS
    Mix of snow and sleet in Asheville.
  18. GoAPPS
    I just saw several blue flashes in Asheville. Not sure if it was lightning or transformers blowing (didn't hear anything). About 9 inches and absolutely pouring snow.
  19. GoAPPS
    KAVL GEFS plumes mean now up to 20 inches.
  20. GoAPPS
    <--
  21. GoAPPS
    My entire extended family are Wilmington natives. A lot of them are trying to "ride it out," including my 83-year-old grandfather. He lives about five miles inland from Wrightsville Beach. My brother and I are really stressed out trying to figure out a way to convince him to evacuate. Should we care this much whether he evacuates? He has a small, but fairly sturdy house in a neighborhood where most of the big trees have already been felled by previous hurricanes (Fran, Bertha, Floyd). On looking at the projections, it seems that Florence will weaken quite a bit before landfall. If I'm misreading that, let me know, but he says he's lived through strong hurricanes before (see above). He's not particularly stubborn, just feeling the inertia to stay. Any thoughts?
  22. GoAPPS
    I majored in in meteorology for a year before changing to journalism. I heard all the same things while I was in school, but I switched for other reasons to another very competitive field. However, I was fortunate enough to land a decent job with competitive pay and benefits three months after graduating.
×
×
  • Create New...