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Jan 24-26 Weekend Snow and Sleetfest Model Thread Part Tres


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2 minutes ago, wxlvr said:

Amazing!  Thank you so much for helping me understand the dynamics of this storm! (not banter).  

From a scientific perspective, about this storm.  I am trying to understand how three days ago people were posting "no temp issues with this storm", only to have the storm morph into snow/sleet/freezing rain storm.  I understand that there are many variables built into the models that we have difficulty understanding their interactions, but what changed to cause us to go from "no temp issues" to an inch or more of non-snow freezing precip.  

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2 minutes ago, wxlvr said:

From a scientific perspective, about this storm.  I am trying to understand how three days ago people were posting "no temp issues with this storm", only to have the storm morph into snow/sleet/freezing rain storm.  I understand that there are many variables built into the models that we have difficulty understanding their interactions, but what changed to cause us to go from "no temp issues" to an inch or more of non-snow freezing precip.  

Its complex, but the simple answer is that the storm is phasing much farther west than ideal for an all snow event with no temp issues. It’s still cold though. 

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4 minutes ago, wxlvr said:

From a scientific perspective, about this storm.  I am trying to understand how three days ago people were posting "no temp issues with this storm", only to have the storm morph into snow/sleet/freezing rain storm.  I understand that there are many variables built into the models that we have difficulty understanding their interactions, but what changed to cause us to go from "no temp issues" to an inch or more of non-snow freezing precip.  

I would recommend watching some of Fox 5's Mike Thomas's Facebook lives. You will learn a lot!

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24 minutes ago, nw baltimore wx said:

I wasn't trying to be a smart-ass, but I look forward to your tutelage.

Dude, the sass that was thrown your way in that post was teenage level

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7 minutes ago, BTRWx's Thanks Giving said:

I would recommend watching some of Fox 5's Mike Thomas's Facebook lives. You will learn a lot!

I have been daily active in this forum for 16 years.  I have always thought that we could do a better job of educating each other.  It was kinda my point.  How can I use the skew T charts to understand the dymanics of this storm.  I could go get a degree in meteorology, or go to Mike Thomas's Facebook page.  I just think we have the expertise in this group that we should leverage.  Ok, sorry folks, done pushing this issue.  going back to lurking.

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1 minute ago, nw baltimore wx said:

28 years as a teacher and you learn that it isn't your issue. It must be rough to be that defensive.

Send me tips for how to handle my teenager lol

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11 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Its complex, but the simple answer is that the storm is phasing much farther west than ideal for an all snow event with no temp issues. It’s still cold though. 

Thank you so much Terpeast!  That is partially what I assumed.  I assumed this was because the modeled HP to the north is not as high as was modeled a few days ago, when we were worried about suppression, so the lower HP lets the low track more north and west.

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