They had 50’s. The point is you take the model output and change it based on what should happen. Like when they had 50’s last week.. you knew that was wrong looking at the pattern and ensembles and could see big warmth was coming . It’s not just taking an op run temps and thinking that’s what the outcome will be . Or for one poster who uses an app for his forecasts and thinks it’s correct
There’s not a great solution but I think the best one and one that makes the most sense is to give it all to BOX. But they would need to commit to actually spending time forecasting and caring about it . Theres enough smart people in that office that can work to understand the different climates . Going from hills to valleys to coasts . SW CT is basically NYC climate . They could do it the best out of the 3. Someone in ALB forecasting LES for the Dacks isn’t gonna have time to worry about rain and 42 in Groton.
Oh really? I’m not sure how well that would work either . So NYC centric . No way they’d understand the unique micro climates around here . BOX nowadays just doesn’t seem to care about CT. It seemed like a no brainer to have the wind advisories for their whole forecast region with 46-50mph modeled . With leaves on trees that’s enough for the tree damage the state had