So we have the short range models against the globals. If the globals go north then we are cooked. If the globals stay pretty steadfast then I think we will be ok. I'm riding the globals personally.
That is something that I think is coming from the short range models. As wncsnow mentioned they are showing some rain actually for some mountain areas.
Also I thought the Euro looked solid. I mean how many have saw 1 inch of snow this year? I think several could be in for a surprise. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk
The 06z gfs for both storms. Honestly I love we're we sit. A bit of a wobble south with the precipitation and we jackpot. I'm feeling very good about this. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk
Honestly the hell with the NAM. It has sucked big time for our area recently. Just this week it was only showing like 2.2 inches for the area. A good 1.5 inches below what the gfs was showing. It's output for us has been very poor...
Lol in one run the Euro takes the low from going through us all the way up into the Great Lakes... Yeah real consistent there Euro. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk
Carver you are a smart man. You hit the nail on the head when talking about the polar jet and suppression. This northern jet coming in is no joke next week.
Why you worried? This is pretty much the same trajectory as we saw during our little snow this week. We will be fine. You'll do great in this flow. Franklin will do awesome as well.
Temps are a bit colder after the second storm also. Again if there is that much snow around and on the ground these will be trending lower. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk
This could be a really good week for the whole viewing area. Sure at the current we aren't looking at a Miller A or a Miller B, but I'd take this look in a heartbeat.
The second system snows go over 24 hours but you get the jist that next week could be big for a lot of mountain communities.
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