If it doesn't work out, it isn't the bestThis is arguably the best look for snow I’ve ever seen.
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If it doesn't work out, it isn't the bestThis is arguably the best look for snow I’ve ever seen.
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The CFS is only a slightly lower resolution version of the LR range GFS (56 km vs 44 km). All of this 300 hour analysis is basically equivalent to just looking at the CFS. So in other words, why don't we look at it more?!The CFS, the worse model, has a nice system for south/central Ga into the midlands of SC for next week (hr 192). It would then move up the coast and provide the coastal areas of NC some snow. It's been some time for the folks in these areas.
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Good point. I guess the biggest issue with the model is it goes out a full month. People (including me) look at day 25 and see if flip from warm patterns to cold patterns with each run. So, as long as we use it for the shorter term (say only 10 days out), it could be useful.The CFS is only a slightly lower resolution version of the LR range GFS (56 km vs 44 km). All of this 300 hour analysis is basically equivalent to just looking at the CFS. So in other words, why don't we look at it more?!
Haha nah, in truth I was being sarcastic. What I was really trying to point out is those same flips we see on the CFS we also see on the LR GFS because it just isn't worth looking at beyond truncation IMO.Good point. I guess the biggest issue with the model is it goes out a full month. People (including me) look at day 25 and see if flip from warm patterns to cold patterns with each run. So, as long as we use it for the shorter term (say only 10 days out), it could be useful.
Only problem is that doesn't look right for areas like TX and AL who usually score before us in this pattern.Looks legit to me.
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That’s because it is a Cad storm which means NC/SC/GA most of the time cash out AL and TX is left out in this setup.Only problem is that doesn't look right for areas like TX and AL who usually score before us in this pattern.
With such an active period I would expect areas further west to do well too.That’s because it is a Cad storm which means NC/SC/GA most of the time cash out AL and TX is left out in this setup.
For the record the CMC was. I remember for a while the ICON has it down to Wilmington but was second.Looking back at our February storm last year the ICON and NAM were first to pick up on it. Let's see if this run last night leads the way for our next one.
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Oh didn't know that. I read through and only saw the ICON first.For the record the CMC was. I remember for a while the ICON has it down to Wilmington but was second.
Well, I'm not sure about the storm showing up in its entirety. However, as far as showing the NC wide storm, the CMC was the first.Oh didn't know that. I read through and only saw the ICON first.
Looks legit to me.
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In TX and LA. ?where's my f'ing snow
That’s for my area.... your area is a desert in the summerHow it ended
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Man, I used to pull for a Blizzard around here because I thought that would be so cool but now I just pull for more than an inch of snowfall. lol.
Man, I used to pull for a Blizzard around here because I thought that would be so cool but now I just pull for more than an inch of snowfall. lol.
That was last winter lolYou're not desperate until you pull for sub 40 temps. Now that is down bad.
I have on short sleeves today55 degrees feels like 70 now, it’s a start
55 degrees feels like 70 now, it’s a start
I’m outside shooting in shorts/t-shirt after my 2 day ordeal with food poisoningI have on short sleeves today
In TX and LA. ?
BricksI’m outside shooting in shorts/t-shirt after my 2 day ordeal with food poisoning
That’s the good pattern rememberBricks