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Radtechwxman

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  1. Yea nam is the most north guidance and an outlier at this point
  2. I'm curious of this myself. I think most areas will go WWA and upgrade to ice storm warning if need be
  3. Thanks man! I need to get a premium model subscription but college has me broke. Ha. That's very impressive. Similar to gem with significance.
  4. 0z euro bumped se again. Anyone have ice maps?
  5. Man that's nice. Looks like I could possibly see more snow or sleet being north of heaviest freezing rain on RAP. Funny because I was worried about going to rain too soon
  6. Well nam certainly didn't get the se memo. It surges warm air north very quickly.
  7. That 21z rap is sick. Don't tell sir angry. LoW iS weAKeR, tHeRe woN't bE aNY qPf iN cOLd sEcToR.
  8. I definitely agree with this. I see more ice than snow. Snow never really looked impressive with this system. But not confident on a significant ice storm by any means. But a widespread .1-.2in I think is likely with pockets of a quarter inch or more a decent bet.
  9. Well it's always been clear this system reaches its max intensity early on. I'm not worried about it trending much weaker but anything is possible. Gem solution would be nice but doesn't seem to have the support for a widespread significant ice storm.
  10. I'm digging these trends. Pun intended. Definitely a notable southeast trend today. Though system is weaker and less qpf but I will take it. Better than stronger and more cold rain. No thank you.
  11. Went above freezing here earlier than expected. That dry slot was a killer. Temps rose a lot with no precip and strong se winds. I thought with dews in the mid to upper 20s that once precip resumed that we could drop a bit again but nope. Got a little over an inch of snow and a glaze at best of ice. Hope this next storm fairs better here. Team gem till the end.
  12. Wouldn't quite call it dead days out. Lol. I do agree west looks more likely but can't completely discount anything yet.
  13. That is true because it is a more robust system in the southern stream instead of northern stream. Closed low. But I still like to see what model handled this best. Gives me a good ground basis.
  14. Yea models did depict dry slot well. It just seems like this moved out so fast. Maybe I'm wrong. Curious to see what model did best so we know which one to watch closer for 2nd storm.
  15. Is it just me or did this move much faster than models had it? Looking like much less ice now with the substantial dry slot that advected in ahead of that last trailing band
  16. The convective nature of the snow in Iowa was very impressive. Tons of lightning strikes showing up near and north of the transition line. You can see gravity waves on reflectivity. Pretty awesome.
  17. Nice band training along I74 corridor here. Snow is a little more granular at times with periods of big flakes. Hrrr increased icing potential here. I like that dews are much lower than temp now. May help keep temps from surging too quick above freezing later.
  18. Light snow here now in KPIA. It saturated pretty quickly.
  19. I knew it was going to be bad but wow that's brutal. However WAA is strong so I feel it will still occur decently quick after stronger returns get overhead.
  20. Wish I could lock that sfc low track from the 0z GDPS. GFS continues to be wagons west with low and gives mostly rain to a good chunk of the sub-forum.
  21. Perfect way to end 2020. With cold rain. Neat
  22. Nam has the low for 2nd storm in SW Missouri. Wagons west. Lol
  23. Lol. 0z nam. Sums up my analysis. I'm pretty much out for snow but hoping for some decent icing.
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