forkyfork

looks like dec 2002 had a relaxation

is the warm period dry or active?

i'm not reading that

science doesn't care about your opinion 

Location:walker county alabama

it's never sunny anymore

On 11/25/2018 at 3:45 PM, forkyfork said:

another inch of rain tomorrow

ewr up to .99, jfk 1.14, nyc .73, lga .80

another inch of rain tomorrow

300+ hour individual ensemble member snow maps. i hate this guy

the 40's were just as low!

12 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Did you notice models really backed winds as  you got to Thursday? Something I noticed. That sure helped.

yes and they weren't backed enough even at 12z yesterday down here. wedges always win

i'm more impressed by the way the storm delivered the snow than the amounts themselves. son of sandy and vet's day both had ccb snow from deep closed lows which is what you'd expect for an anomalously early snowstorm. this was a mid winter-like SW flow event

11 minutes ago, snowlover91 said:

Yep nothing surprising there but it IS interesting that the current volume is close to the 2004-2013 average according to this one graph I posted but not others. Making up some good ground this year so far and encouraging to see. 

fixed

omg, ice gains in november

that's how piomas works, mr. internet expert

2 hours ago, Snow88 said:

Alot of sleepless nights if the models are right with the pattern at the end of this month into next month.

you can't just check the euro in the morning? lol

here's a volume graph that's more reliable:

okx failed. period.

historic storm. first of a few

1 hour ago, LibertyBell said:

No not that, the whole package of changes, like warmer sst affecting storm tracks, bringing what would be offshore storms closer to the coast, more blocking, slower storms, more precip with higher precip rates like we have been seeing for a few years now.

 

all those things are already incorporated into the models

15 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

when are they going to fix the models to factor in climate change and the new climate we are now in

co2 doesn't affect individual storms

mixing with sleet in springfield. we'll get pockets of sleet and snow before the full transition 

another climate change storm in progress

the area of sleet is disappearing 

7 minutes ago, Ericjcrash said:

Thinking the city actually gets more than an inch?

probably immediately outside of the city