I hit laughing emoji because of the incredibly tight gradient between nothing at all and what's that 7 inches in Petersburg? Is that what city it is right below Richmond on that map or another city down here?
I love reading your stuff in the DC thread! You are always welcomed here.
I just find that model and HRRR to be pretty poor even when you get to "during the storm" lol.
By the way I'm not even sure if people know who I am in that thread but I've been here I think since 2012-and I do post on there sometimes. I think I was on the other one too whatever it was called when I lived in New Jersey. Eastern? I think that's what it was called something like that.
Has anyone ever tracked SREF over the years and graded them I have found them to do really poorly in general. Always seem like too much snow. Don't get me wrong I hope that's what we get but they're just not very good models but neither is HRRR. It's even worse
Over the last 20 years most of them have been ABOVE average temperatures for winter time. Last year was pretty good I believe as far as closer to average or below and 2014. The consistency of cold weather for the winter season including December is definitely different this year.
6z Nam wasn't "onto something" it apparently was "on something". Lol-I think of the rest if the 12 Z doesn't change we're seeing dusting to maybe 2 inches far south areas of RVA
How can a "blend of models" get higher totals than the model that shows the most snow lol. Makes no sense. It's like saying 0+2+0+4+1 divided by 5 equals 5
Hey man don't see you on here much but welcome! We have a good amount of people who mention the area they live in if you read through. And then you can just tap to see where they live and I really think they do a good job mentioning both areas