November Medium/Long Range Discussion

[Eskimo Joe]

Oh

 

 

[katabatic]

2 hours ago, stormy said:

Usually Snowshoe being 1300 ft. higher than Davis is a favored spot. Quinwood 20 miles west/southwest  and 2000 ft. lower than Snowshoe's 6 inches  reported 9 inches. Weird.    Upslope didn't work exactly right this time around.

Yes, this was weird. I'm beginning my 4th winter in Garrett County and I've found that the Davis 3SE observer consistently gets 50% more snow than I do. I get 5...he gets 7-8, I get 4, he gets 6 and so forth. For me to get under 3 and he reports 14 is highly unusual. I drove there this morning and as I gained altitude on Rte 90, it was like someone turned on a switch by the time I got to Tucker County. Davis is generally the winner in my area but to jackpot like this (hell, a day and a half ago, Tucker County didn't even have a WWA) made me scratch my head - and pout.

[Chris78]

Happy Hour GFS is back.

Kind of...

[bncho]

11 minutes ago, Chris78 said:

Happy Hour GFS is back.

Kind of...

that November 18-20 storm has trended really south lol
end of the run was kinda cool as well
but it also showed flurries for the area tonight

 

lots of things to love 

[Weather Will]

Not sure where to ask this question ...but anyone have any intel. on whether the new Canadian PARA now on WB is a good model?  It will be interesting to see how it tracks storms this winter.

[Bob Chill]

1 hour ago, Weather Will said:

Not sure where to ask this question ...but anyone have any intel. on whether the new Canadian PARA now on WB is a good model?  It will be interesting to see how it tracks storms this winter.

As long as it shows lots of digital snow it's a great model.