Rjay

To increase the quality of posts in both subforums and to give you guys a home with many more posters, we would like you to vote on a possible merger.  All of your opinions are important to us and we'd like to know what you think.   

I know there have been better more detailed threads on this but a helpful reference for the next 36 hours.

time model starts to run

GFS: 10:30; 4:30 (AM/PM)

GEFS (Eneembles): 12:00, 6:00 (AM/PM)

NAM: 9:00, 3:00 (AM/PM

SREF: 8:20, 2:20 (AM/PM)

RGEM: 10:20, 4:00 (AM/PM)

GGEM (CMC): 11:00 (AM/PM

UKMET: 10:40 (AM/PM)

ECMWF (Euro/ECM): 12:45 (AM/PM)

ECM ensembles: 3:00 (AM/PM)

additional higher res model

MM5

AWR

Bump for winter

I think you can say '96 from DC to Philly to NYC.

I know there have been better more detailed threads on this but a helpful reference for the next 36 hours.

time model starts to run

GFS: 10:30; 4:30 (AM/PM)

GEFS (Eneembles): 12:00, 6:00 (AM/PM)

NAM: 9:00, 3:00 (AM/PM

SREF: 8:20, 2:20 (AM/PM)

RGEM: 10:20, 4:00 (AM/PM)

GGEM (CMC): 11:00 (AM/PM

UKMET: 10:40 (AM/PM)

ECMWF (Euro/ECM): 12:45 (AM/PM)

ECM ensembles: 3:00 (AM/PM)

additional higher res model

MM5

AWR

Add an hour to these times

I voted "Not in our lifetime" for the second question, but if it does happen, it will be sometime between 2016 and 2020.

What time does the GFDL come out?

June

Ugh this thread is going to be a disaster.

Good call.

Just curious - anyone know where I could find a radar loop of the heavy rainfall period from Mt. Holly and/or Upton? I've seen the radar totals, but not any loops. Thanks.

http://weather.rap.ucar.edu/radar/displayRad.php?icao=KOKX∏=bref1&bkgr=black&endDate=20140813&endTime=14&duration=10

If you zoom in on Nassau and Suffolk Co...just wow

On Long Island this storm produced the heaviest snowfall rates I have ever seen. NWS put out a special weather statement that to expect 3-5" an hr rates for 3 to 6 hours during the night. I picked up 21 inches in 7 hrs. Finished with 24. From what I remember it was a less than 12 hr event here.