If I'm not badly mistaken, I want to say that he stayed at the Red Roof Inn in Bowling Green, KY.
Operative words bolded
The most interesting part is the fact you have 3 distinct pieces of energy over MN, NE, and NM. You could really draw up all kinds of different scenarios as far as the interaction and net result. Unfortunately all this means is we have a long way to go. I would favor the flatter Euro solution but something wetter like the GFS isn't impossible
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It was me and yes I stayed at the Red Roof Inn right next to McDonalds.
I mean I get his point but if it's 28 at RDU 18z Sunday with snow falling like the gfs has I doubt we would have issues getting snow to accumulate. If it's in the low to mid 30s we probably accumulate snow by definition but the snow depth is kept at a minimumEveryone should get on twitter and troll Bradafter the last winter storm and his comment on "model forecasting" I think its welcome
I'm a moron that's not even the same storm....false alarm everyone
200 feet of cloud cover will negate the sun --- usually .... if it's cold enough aloft to snow, this time of year it will still definitely stick even at 2:00 PM if the surface air temp is right and the clouds provide cover
I only wish this was Thursday or Friday and I'd feel much better. The models have finally trended South enough for a big snow here but man there's still way to much time left for my heart to be broken.
It will stick at 2pm if its heavy enough and if temps are cold enough. 33 or 34 degrees with light or moderate snow probably won't accumulate much in Mid March.
I think it matters when it falls. I would think that it would have an easier time accumulating at 2am vs 2pm.
Agree
I was looking at the second storm on the gfs not one of my better moments
It snowed for hours and hours here in March 2009. Thundersnow like i've never seen before. Unfortunately it was slightly above freezing and the rates weren't quite heavy enough for it to stick much. Also, it occurred during the daytime. Not far away though it did accumulate more because rates were higher. You absolutely have to have heavy snow for it to accumulate much during the daytime in Mid March, especially if temps are marginal.
Screw that. Head to NC. NC looks like it's in a better location.
I can remember one March (wish off hand I could remember the year) when right north of you at Vogel was crushed with well over a foot - sometime in the mid-'80's, I think, but it can truly happen.
I'm not sure why you aren't going to see metwannabe. He's good for 6-8 here
November 1st 2014 tells all the "too warm of ground" crap to go off itself. Here's proof:
(Interstate with those toasty ground temps)
These warm pine needles didn't mind.
What about these warm roof tops and warm concrete roads in a random neighborhood?
Point made.
Yeah early March especially. Mid March not so much. The only one in Mid or Late March I've experienced was the Blizzard of 93.
November 1st 2014 tells all the "too warm of ground" crap to go off itself. Here's proof:
(Interstate with those toasty ground temps)
These warm pine needles didn't mind.
What about these warm roof tops and warm concrete roads in a random neighborhood?
Point made.
clarksville usually does really good also when we get snow up here. Like I said earlier feel free to pm me if you or anyone else decides to head this way and I'll give you the exit info and anything else your wanting to know about the area. Everything is right off the freeway so it's real easy once you get off the exit.[/QUOTE]
can I bring my dog, (and some clients as a tax write-off), and a drunk uncle (and leave him there)?
MBY Nov 1st 2014.
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