I have loved them since I was a little kid. I loved (and still am very interested in) whales and they were the closest thing to a whale. It has been a tough 15 years though. Maybe one day they will find their Brady/Belichek , without the evil.
Wunderground had a lot of cool stuff that they don't have any more. It has become almost unusable. I am really mystified at the reasoning behind turning it for a great weather enthusiast site to its current state.
You know, if you grew up there, you probably wouldn't even care. From the NWS national summary page.
Further east, Winter Storm Watches have been issued for much of the Sierra Nevada where snow amounts will range
from 1-3 feet through the weekend.
I am having trouble finding information differentiating AAM vs GLAAM. I know have seen GLAAM described as "Global Atmospheric Angular Momentum" and AAM as "Atmospheric Angular Momentum". So what is the difference?
FRD had a depressing post about the AO in the main thread. Maybe this is what many of the seasonals were picking up on with their warm December predictions? So far the eastern CONUS has been dodging the worst of the consequences. Never good to live on the edge of the cliff though.
Edit: Actually, sometimes it can be good to be on the cold side of the rain-to-snow transition line. Always nerve-racking though.
Last years early December NC special was picked up way in advance as well, especially by the FV3. Completely conned us about its reliability for the rest of the winter in terms of snowfall.
I don't think I have ever been to 33andrain, but I heard about the "nuclear" outbreak over there a few days ago. What did he start doing? Slapping people with a dead fish?
Ah, thanks. People like me who aren't knowledgeable have a tendency to jump of the cliff like frightened lemmings whenever anyone shouts "torch".
In my defense, I may still be having flashbacks to December 2015. Thinking of that year still makes me shudder.