GeorgiaGirl
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Since the ICON is higher res, it'll be interesting to see if the higher res models take a step back since it took a step back on 18z. The ICON itself alone shouldn't be taken verbatim.
Since the ICON is higher res, it'll be interesting to see if the higher res models take a step back since it took a step back on 18z. The ICON itself alone shouldn't be taken verbatim.
That is what groups of people will do when they see the 0z, especially if the runs are lacking moisture. They will hop on a plane and cliff dive with it.
You know what they say right.... flattery will you get you everywhere! Lol Thanks and I can promise you that is our intentMods: you guys are doing work. Seriously, this is how it should be. I'm impressed. I got my wrist slapped when I deserved it and didn't when I shouldn't have. When you have folks who are competent about Meteorology as moderators and don't play favorites based on personal feelings, post count or seniority it makes for a great place. I hope it never changes.
+100000Mods: you guys are doing work. Seriously, this is how it should be. I'm impressed. I got my wrist slapped when I deserved it and didn't when I shouldn't have. When you have folks who are competent about Meteorology as moderators and don't play favorites based on personal feelings, post count or seniority it makes for a great place. I hope it never changes.
Funny thing about the jags. There was talks aboutI can get behind a vikings vs jaguars superbowl. it'd piss a lot in vegas off, but meh.
I mentioned this in another thread. Why do you think the ICON did so horrendous on the past Friday mid south storm. It kept West Tn rain every run all the way to go time. It went against all other guidance. Been a long time since I've seen any global miss one that bad.The horizontal resolution of the DWD-ICON is about 13km, comparable to global models but lower than the ECMWF...
It was likely overamped, I've noticed the ICON does this from time-to-time but with east coast cyclones overamped solutions usually favor one that's further NW which is in line w/ canonical medium range NWP trends here so it doesn't tend to adjust as much...I mentioned this in another thread. Why do you think the ICON did so horrendous on the past Friday mid south storm. It kept West Tn rain every run all the way to go time. It went against all other guidance. Been a long time since I've seen any global miss one that bad.
Word on the street is. “It’s the new euro!” Lmbo. HahahaICON who?
ICON who?
ICON stands for ICOsahedral Non-hydrostatic (model). The Icosahedron 3-D grid the model uses is a polyhedron w/ 20 faces. The predecessor to the DWD-ICON is the German Model Europe (GME).
We need a Hwy 78 Special again.pretty much anything ATL related is getting clipped from the snow thread. So this is just a comment born out of frustration of being right on the outside of last storm's snow line and it looks like the same thing is happening again this time. Yet everyone north of the city will say Atlanta scored again... because they are north and west of the city.
Just wish we'd score once for a change.
Do we know if there are any ground truth reported on this?