olafminesaw
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Why do you have such a flat roof? It looks like enough snow weight that I'd be nervous, although I have no idea what tolerances they have.
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Mid-Atlantic winter 2017-18 snowfall contest
olafminesaw replied to PrinceFrederickWx's topic in Mid Atlantic
Thanks. This is my peak in life I guess. It's all downhill from here . -
It snowed pretty good for about half an hour here. I'd call that a win in April (despite all the model shenanigans).
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The trajectory and evolution of the low is similar, PWAT values are similar. It just doesn't make sense to me. Particularly Richmond and SE VA.
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Massive change with respect to the precip field. It came out late too. Seems fishy to me.
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I don't like the trend towards a slower Arctic front. Ideally we have a slow, strong storm, and speed up the front. The track's great though, so you never know. Once it hits 35 degrees or so, precipitation type is going to be hard to predict.
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So this is where we discuss models and stuff, right? Because the only other thread I see is just dumpster fire.
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Props to the UKMET (probably).
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The GFS looks pretty identical so far, maybe a touch North.
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A strung out mess like the NAM would be a disappointment for most. Waiting for cold air and meh rates while the sun is burning through the clouds would suck.
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Quality contribution.
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The main difference is position of the front though. The GFS has the 850 mb 0 line like 70 miles further south.
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Just got NAM'd by the GFS.
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We're 2.5 months from the solstice, while the end of October is over 4 months past. Big difference in sun angle.
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Snow sounding is an understatement.
