Jump to content

Stebo

Meteorologist
  • Posts

    33,773
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Stebo

  1. Not the place in this thread but I am very much watching Tuesday/Wednesday for an even bigger potential in the region.
  2. This definitely looks like a very significant event for Friday that would cover a good portion of the western part of the subforum. The instability has only trended upward run to run for the areas of MO/IA/IL, with an incredibly dynamic wind field. I would suspect we see a day 2 MDT come out tonight for a large area all the way down to Memphis.
  3. There wasn't much cement around in 1900
  4. I arrived at work right when that gust hit, it was... windy.
  5. Okay I have gotten through enough posts in several threads here. Idk if this is a sock or a wet blanket but improve your posting please.
  6. All for warmth coming in, maybe we can get some severe with it.
  7. I for one, am happy this is going north of here.
  8. I honestly and sincerely hope we end it this April. I am tired of cold Aprils.
  9. I hope miss northwest on this one. I don't want more cold and snow.
  10. Average for today is 46/29 we were 33 at midnight and have gone down to 22 currently. Our max daytime temperature has been only 27.
  11. Had on and off snow squalls all day down here, and we have been around 20-25 all day. A very raw day for Mid March.
  12. Honestly, nothing is better than terribly inaccurate maps.
  13. Keep the rollercoaster going, I'll take the active weather no matter what form.
  14. Agreed, the first thing I thought when I looked at the 500mb pattern was it had some similarities to 3/27/91, albeit timing is not right locally. It is definitely something to watch tho through the week.
  15. I could see the midwest be involved, most analogs would agree as well. Hell it wasn't that long ago that cinci and louisville were in the 80s.
  16. Not quite as cold but check the 18z gfs for this weekend almost to the day too.
  17. The highest I saw was 45" but ya that is weird for sure.
  18. I mean it hasn't been quite as extreme but pretty close, especially north of here.
  19. Duluth is going to make a run at their deepest snow depth on record. 48" is the record back in 1965, which this March has been following to a T so far.
  20. I wouldn't be surprised if April ended up quite active severe weather wise, just going by analogs and the snow pack in place.
  21. Yep, no need for useless trolls around here anymore.
  22. 2" that was melted before noon and at home it was nothing.
  23. Not here, there is going to be a sharp cutoff and at home it will be a DAB.
×
×
  • Create New...