On a positive note the cold outperformed the forecast. The forecast was for 20/43 and 19/37 actual.
I want to see this. I remember that event well but didn't know anything about the synoptic setup.Suppression is a great spot for it to be in. If the northern stream actually picks that wave up, we'll see the 850s take care of itself. If not, it'll cutoff and be a swing and a miss.
Plus, I'm not going to get over the Euro showing multiple runs of a stupidly eerily similar look to 2/12/10.
It kicked off a disastrous set of runs at 12z, this will be fun!
That 37 high seems suspicious. It's 43 in Atlanta, 42 in Gainesville, 41 in Canton, 40 in Rome. 40 in Marietta.On a positive note the cold outperformed the forecast. The forecast was for 20/43 and 19/37 actual.
Well in that case.Thanks for your guess. There are 4 weeks after the initial 2 weeks that we already know from today's 0Z EPS. So, are your predictions for weeks 3-6?
Lows in the 40’s smh. Feels more like March but at least we can score in March one out of every 22 wintersThe deathly cold starts in February, correct???? View attachment 12391
These were all wrong when showing the best cold and snow pattern anybody has ever seen!? They will be 100% correct with the torches!Well in that case.
Week 3. Zonal flow and average
Week 4. A literal torch and much above normal
Week 5. Above normal by some
Week 6. Below normal but not by much
I want to see this. I remember that event well but didn't know anything about the synoptic setup.
Warm biasIcon PBP
Goober 1: wave looks good. Ridge out west is taller
Goober 2: looks further north than 12z
Goober 1: let it run
Goober 2: actually looks south now compared to 12z
Goober 1: yeah this is going to be a no go
Goober 2: who cares? ICON sucks
That 37 high seems suspicious. It's 43 in Atlanta, 42 in Gainesville, 41 in Canton, 40 in Rome. 40 in Marietta.
This makes me want to kick something.
The SSW didn't work this winter!
Lows in the 40’s smh. Feels more like March but at least we can score in March one out of every 22 winters
guess we can lock the thread?Nothing for Alabama through at least next Monday. This from James Spann:
We note there is no evidence at this point of any disruptive snow or ice event for Alabama over the next 7 days, although a few flurries are possible late Wednesday night.