Six Mile Wx
Member
The 6z Euro shows some slight changes at 90hrs from the overnight run for the same time period.
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Misc 2019 Banter & Friendly Conservation
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
If this big vortex keeps sliding towards the Rockies for March 3-4, we're going to find ourselves in a similar situation to this past week w/ copious amounts of cold rain over the mid-upper south. Spring pls hurry...
WXinCanton
Member
Please no more rain!! I have you feeling you are going to correct though.
it’s just funny how many of you were all in after one model cycle and ur all out the literal next cycle ... when you know clearly that’s just not how it works
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Oh look... we're trending towards our favorite pattern in the medium range. A -PNA. Congrats Seattle... again.
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I have a Facebook friend up there. They have had like 30 inches of snow there, when they usually average 2-3 inches. It’s unreal....
BHS1975
Member
Yeap Web actually is smart and not trying to look smart lol. I have a BS in meteorology and some of stuff he say soars over my head.
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There is a major disconnect here in regards to when the models are looking "better" and "worse". The deep South was potentially looking at a suppressed system to give the I-20 corridor a decent snowfall event, and that is definitely trending the wrong way now.
NC is still in it, but a couple more warmer/Northern shifts like last night, and this is Virginia North.
I made a joke about an apps runner last night, and low and behold the Euro does it with wave #1, lol.
NC is still in it, but a couple more warmer/Northern shifts like last night, and this is Virginia North.
I made a joke about an apps runner last night, and low and behold the Euro does it with wave #1, lol.
This look is winning! 12z GFS
I find it humorous that you have to post this same thing 20 times a day.
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
I can't wait til I actually finish this winter storm archive and have a beautiful, monstrous composite of not only big RDU, CLT, or GSO events or just a select few based on NCEP R1 limitations but hundreds upon hundreds of storms, I've virtually gotten to the point of coding in python where I can produce the same plots as in NOAA ESRL but w/ a nice twist of redefining a sliding base period in order to remove long-term inhomogeneities in the background climate and observational platform changes, etc.
Why is this moved to banter , when other people’s stupid ass comments get to stay, and same map gets to stay?? No favoritism huh??? BS
Snowflowxxl
Member
The snow threat and winter 2019:
Snowflowxxl
Member
I mean, it is winning for people in the western portion of the area, and the mid south. Seems like a factual post to me!
Well, I didn't see it as arguing. I saw two awesome posters "discussing". I actually learned from it.
Y'all.
Is it always this bad? This is the first winter I've really followed weather this hard.
Is it always this bad? This is the first winter I've really followed weather this hard.
Snowflowxxl
Member
Well you got snow in December, so you have actually done pretty well. But this year has been pretty bad, with all the hype at the beginning. Usually we have more of a torch than this winter, so its just been annoying temps and precip all winter.