CoastalWx

It always is. Still time for improvement. Looks fugly overall Mon-Wed.

Pretty ugly right now on the EPS.

It looks like they’ll be more of that coming up over the next week or so.

Fluff is overrated unless you are skiing. For pack and overall impressiveness, meh. It’s cool if it falls gently and stacks. That’s when it tends to fall and slide off objects making it almost deeper than it appears. But hours later, it’s already suffering from shrinkage. I’d take 10” of paste over 15” of powder any day. There’s also something impressive about heavy wet snow stuck to trees and seemingly doubling the diameter of the limbs.

That was more organized than this will ever be. NGM was the more aggressive model. 16” fluff at my locale now from that.

The Euro and its ensemble do show what I was kind a hoping for next week. Probably no way to avoid the first torch, but the follow up system has a chance to hopefully stay under us.

I need Eric to Photoshop an authentic PhD degree for me.

All I had to do was look at the euro ensemble and say nope not gonna happen. How can you have a doctorate in this stuff and be so freaking haphazard with it.

1-2 Friday?

What was your total? 16.9"?

That’s what happened to me. Lol.

I’ve done it before, but not sure why it’s doing it now.

Anyone know how to get pics not to post at a 90 degree angle?

Start ‘em young. Bryce does that exact same day thing. Loves it. Even my daughter is enjoying it.

Dec 5-7

+ 8.6. 8.7 season total.

Probably

Fake news

1.7" last hour in Medford.

Steady snow again.

Winds below 5000ft are NW so you'll have beam drift. IOW, that band will inch east, but also...radar will show it west of you when it's actually steady snow at your location.

I thought the principle features where handled fine by guidance. Like Will said, you had prolonged erly flow for hours and hours which is usually how we end up with prolific numbers. Throw in some fronto to help consolidate and lift the WAA coming in and poof. For a 3 day total, I can't say I am surprised by the numbers. I think biggest surprise was day 1 near Albany. Runner up last night down near CEF to Hubby...but that was shown on near term guidance. For me, the extent this came west last night was classic on guidance when look at H7 lift and RH. QPF as usual ranks last on models. They do better with the synoptic features. I was half expecting a more wall of moisture just east of me, but that never happened. It was sort of broad and spread out. Not as intense.

8.2" total here.

Yeah I was not feeling it and it worked out better. I did not expect a shut out, but was thinking 2-4" best. I'll end up over 6 new. At least we know the mid level rule worked. I admit once it burned me last year, but it's works well because there is science behind it.