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Wintry Machine Learning Mauler 1/30-2/1

Also, there will most certainly be some thunder snow in the strongest bands that set up. Going to be something fun to behold.
I think there's potential for some thundersnow west and east. Should be really dynamic as the upper teardrop wave bottoms out in the trough and starts to work east (for western to central Carolinas)....and then interacts with rapidly strengthening coastal low (eastern Carolinas)
 
Is your list a list of included models? Because if so, it appears to includes numerous Euro ensemble members.
It has all 50 ens members. But for some reason they used euro date two model cycles old for it. They used hour 60 euro ens data for their hr 42 6 hour snowfall forecast. All other data was more recent than the Euro ens they used. After learning that, it makes sense why it felt so far behind the curve last storm.
 
By the way, we've got another big retrograding Greenland block showing up around Valentine's Day in the Fab Feb thread (repeating pattern @NCSNOW)....my kind of love!

 
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Another data mission was completed earlier this evening to help with the moisture profiles in the 00z model suite per Jeremy DeHart.


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Eerie how similar the models have been on CHS last 2-3 days. About 2", maybe a little more or less. But the rest of the Carolinas are far, far from it. Hope we can all cash in
The further east/north with the upper low are doing this, the further south/west models aren't and filling in Charleston a bit better. Even got a 4.4 in Charleston proper on one of 00z runs.
 
So with some like the euro op the data inputs gave a good precip increase but the aifs did the opposite and took a rather large jump towards a dryer solution. Wonder why
 
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