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Median to above confidence for moderate (major?) impact event, midweek


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10 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I've been doing pretty bad. I'm ranked 580th through the entire contest this year. Granted I have had a couple days (all this semester) where I climo'd. PArt of it is not having the time to really look into details. I also really suck at forecasting lows. I think the method I use for highs works much better in the warm season too than the cold season

All it takes is for you to crush the field on one day to put you near the top. Seems like many go with the consensus which over the long haul works, but not in a short two week period for one city. I had one day where I had a low of 38 when everyone else had 52 because I had a late night cold front coming in just before midnight for a city in the high plains. Immediately jumped me to second place thanks to that one ballsy forecast.

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3 minutes ago, snowman21 said:

All it takes is for you to crush the field on one day to put you near the top. Seems like many go with the consensus which over the long haul works, but not in a short two week period for one city. I had one day where I had a low of 38 when everyone else had 52 because I had a late night cold front coming in just before midnight for a city in the high plains. Immediately jumped me to second place thanks to that one ballsy forecast.

I think it was last year but it was one of the cities in MS or AL and on the first day I went with a high of 76 and I think consenus was like 67 or 68. They got to exactly 76 and I spent the first week in 1st place then I screwed up something and finished in the low 100's. 

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Still not sure how with the recent model changes they don't at least have some Winter Weather Advisories posted in Bristol County, MA, Bristol County, RI, and Newport County, RI.  I know we are not getting big snows, but 3-6" is not out of the realms of possibility by any means when it gets cranking later after dark and we've had advisories for less.  The HRRR continues to give us that amount for 5-6 straight runs now.

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