Rtd208

It is not what it once was after its last upgrade but apparently it still has the best verification scores, maybe someone else can confirm that. In the case of the storm this week it now seems to have good support from the other modes and its own control run.

WOW at the 06z NAM.

I am skeptical considering the Euro's performance lately but it does seem to have some support from the GEFS/GEM.

Picked up 0.10" of rain for the day yesterday and 0.14" of rain so far today. Storm total so far 0.24" Current temp 46

Picked up 0.10" of rain for the day yesterday and 0.14" of rain so far today. Storm total so far 0.24" Current temp 46

Currently have snow flurries falling here.

Currently have snow flurries falling here.

Happy New Year to all of the forum members. Be safe.

Happy New Year to all of the forum members. Be safe.

Picked up 0.45" of rain for the day yesterday. Storm total 0.73"

Picked up 0.45" of rain for the day yesterday. Storm total 0.73"

There that's better.

Pretty good discussion from DT (WxRisk) in his This Week in Weather video.

Pretty good discussion from DT (WxRisk) in his This Week in Weather video.

Pretty good discussion from DT (WxRisk) in his This Week in Weather video.

Picked up 0.28" of rain for the day. Current temp 42

Picked up 0.28" of rain for the day. Current temp 42

Larry Cosgrove still holding fairly strong that there won't be much change to a colder and possibly snowier pattern in his longer term outlook until the end of January. Although he did say there could be a colder period early in the new month. All is not lost but his reason for keeping the east coast on the warmer side is the ridging over Cuba and Hispaniola. Also when the pattern does become more favorable for snow in late January he once again mentions the snow chances will increase between the Continental Divide and the Appalachian Mountains but did not mention the east coast. So take it for what it is.

Larry Cosgrove still holding fairly strong that there won't be much change to a colder and possibly snowier pattern in his longer term outlook until the end of January. Although he did say there could be a colder period early in the new month. All is not lost but his reason for keeping the east coast on the warmer side is the ridging over Cuba and Hispaniola. Also when the pattern does become more favorable for snow in late January he once again mentions the snow chances will increase between the Continental Divide and the Appalachian Mountains but did not mention the east coast. So take it for what it is.