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Jan 24-26th Potential Something Part 2
Radtechwxman replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
You read my mind! Lol. Would rather it shift far away then be a miss by miles. Feel like Peoria is too far north to get big ice and too far south to get big snow. Sounds about right. Only need a small shift either way though to change getting big ice or big snow. -
Jan 24-26th Potential Something Part 2
Radtechwxman replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Euro makes no sense. It has the surface low in southern IN then next frame jumps up near Peoria unless that's a new low. The precip shield literally just like vanishes as it heads east. That confluence is a killer. Bout ready to punt this storm for my area. Hoping after more sampling it could adjust south again but not likely. This apparently is eastern Iowa's winter. -
Dude same. Ninja buddies
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Seems like model spread is getting worse instead of honing in. A global vs hi res show down. But I do think hi res models are too south
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Ugh this northerly trend needs to stop. GFS is super amped early on. This is definitely starting to feel like an I80 special...
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Which premium weather sites have the 18z euro and 18z gem?
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Any recommendations for paid weather model sites? Thinking of subscribing to one.
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Great question. Wondering this myself. Ha
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Well these trends are no beuno for my neck of the woods. At least on euro.
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Will 0z runs have a full sampling of the system? Also anyone who has 18z gem or euro maps you should share
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#stopthenorthshift. Starting this now. Haha
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Damn GFS big jump north. I feel like it may be too warm. It's pushing rain up to I80. But seems like with intense frontogenic forcing and dynamic cooling, it changes over to heavy snow fairly quick. It's heavy snow axis looks similar to Euro now. These north ticks need to stop here though. I'm getting too close for comfort to southern end of heavy band. Ha
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Angrysummons you really live up to your name. Cue the Taylor Swift song, You Need To Calm Down. You have seasoned mets trying to educate you but you keep trolling with nonsense posts. Go to the banter thread.
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Man I was just originally here for the meteorology but nowadays I get a complimentary reality TV show too. The Real Weatherweenies of Americanwx Forums. The pettiness and drama is strong on this one. I do appreciate those who are inputting quality analysis posts and not childish arguments
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Story of our lives. Lol. Forever riding the cutoff
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If only we could lock those in now. Lol. Straight up weather weenie porn right durr
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Thanks for those man. I haven't looked at those maps in ages. Ah the memories. Definitely saving that link.
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Ah looking at the old school version. Would you mind linking me?
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Where do you go to see it loaded so fast? On pivotal it is barely out.
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DVN for sure. Always get tornado warnings near by. Big wind events. Often in the heavy snow axis. Rockford isn't bad either. N IL lucks out a lot. I didn't do an in depth look. Just a quick glance at the sfc map. So definitely could be wrong myself. I'm partly wishcasting
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Obviously take it with a grain of salt because it's nam and it's long range but it has a more southerly look to it. Yes I'm grasping for straws here.
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Dude same! They always get nailed in winter storms and always seem to get severe wx nearby. Peoria on occasion lucks out but overall more often get missed.
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Looks like a nail biter as usual here. Hoping for a south trend usually doesn't end well unless it's a clipper. I'm on the southern end of most guidance now. Guessing for a near miss to the north. Would be nice to get big snow but as long as I don't get cold rain I will be semi content.
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Good ol' Goofus model. 18z run is like what storm. Lololololol
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Well if I miss the snow could have my 2nd ice storm of the 2020-2021 winter season lol
