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John1122

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  1. Courtesy of Bouncycorn. This is a 10:1 so multiply by 1.5 to 2.
  2. I was just looking at that. It seems to have broken the 18/6, 12/0 cycle.
  3. 12z AI Euro beefed up QPF vs 00Z. It be breaking the cycle.
  4. How similar are the WSW criteria for those areas? I know mine is different than Knox which is different than the southern border counties. I think 2 inches anywhere in their CWA is WSW criteria.
  5. The 06z Weather Next/Google AI run was similar to, if not more robust than the 06z Euro.
  6. I do expect the 12z to cut totals in half on the west side, as it's done for days now.
  7. That other storm is the one that's going to shaft us next week. But no worries at all or need to be sorry!
  8. If we could make free throws we'd be 18-2 or something close to that.
  9. I refuse to kick at the Euro's football. But it's moving towards the RGEM with each 18/6 run.
  10. This 18/6 vs 12/0 Euro thing continues I see. So strange.
  11. Probably time for a February thread. The Euro is already trying to shaft us with a system next week that looks about like this one. Weak sauce here and it buries NE Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. Meanwhile, the GFS gives us rain and smokes southern Kentucky with 6 inches. So we are right in the middle of the two, but we know it'll either fade far south or go north.
  12. You could have the issues Carvers mentions, but across all modeling you're looking at 4-10+ inches at this point.
  13. And by stepped back, I mean for those of us in the screw zone/western edge. It still pounds the far eastern areas with 6-10 inches.
  14. Not surprisingly at this point, the Euro stepped back from it's 18z run. It's so odd that it's changing the same way every other run.
  15. The Canadian was the first to nail the warm nose/ice issues last week because it handled the vort over the arctic that came into Montana and screwed us, before the other models, including the Euro. Now, watch it get this one wrong.
  16. The GFS looks like a blend of the RGEM and NAM, which worries me for the RGEM.
  17. There was a few flurries at my house about 30 or 40 minutes ago. We don't have much snow left but it's ice and sleet in the layers too so it's not melting on these cold days. It would have been incredible to have gotten 10+ inches and had these temps after it.
  18. I truly hope the RGEM is handling all the energy over Canada better than other models. It and the Canadian schooled all the American models with this last storm. It went warm nose, ice to rain early and never wavered. The American models were dropping 12+ here at 72-84 hours still.
  19. Weather Next was basically a copy and paste of 12z.
  20. The EPS was around 20 percent higher with QPF vs 12z.
  21. If 0z tics less qpf, that will be something like the 10th run in a row with the 12/0 vs 18/6 precip shift.
  22. Dramatically stronger from the Euro. Apparently it just exists to do the opposite of the GFS.
  23. The Euro AI bumped up totals slightly, continuing the 18/6z vs 12/0z trend.
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