Because it's southernwx.com and not midwestwx.com.Why does nobody ever post one of these with IA in it??
Because it's southernwx.com and not midwestwx.com.Why does nobody ever post one of these with IA in it??
To be fair some people post maps of VA and the Mid Atlantic more than they do the Midwest.Because it's southernwx.com and not midwestwx.com.
No, that would be you locking into a fantasy run every time you see it. Which I imagine (at least I hope) you aren't.The can kicking involves energy that was initially forecast to cause a large Winter storm (post hr 240) to cutting it off and leaving it to rot until post 300 hours now.
I define that as a can kicking.
What do you mean? Temp, barometer, precip, what part do you think it's getting wrong?Does anyone else look at the data from their tempest and think I'm not sure that's right?
Well the be fair there was better opportunity snow in the 5th-9th range which has greatly diminished. We are now looking at 11th-13th which was always more or less there as well and hopefully will still be there by this weekend.No, that would be you locking into a fantasy run every time you see it. Which I imagine (at least I hope) you aren't.
There was never a set storm after this weekends storm, there is only a set window of time (which is large I would add) to watch for a storm system with cold already in place. That timeframe has always been there. And the storm you are referring to is still there, it's just suppressed which the old saying around here is "That's a good thing at this range". Can kicking doesn't apply here.
The 5th-7th was never a great opportunity, it was an opportunity for some on here but not the storm that was going to work out for the majority of us.Well the be fair there was better opportunity snow in the 5th-9th range which has greatly diminished. We are now looking at 11th-13th which was always more or less there as well and hopefully will still be there by this weekend.
Your window for wintry weather is roughly 1/8 until some time after 1/15 it appears. You've got a little over a week for something to materialize. I'd think you see some flurries somewhere in there at least!
The period we've all really been watching is 1-8 to 1-15. If it doesn't happen in that week, well, it's probably just not going to happen.The 5th-7th was never a great opportunity, it was an opportunity for some on here but not the storm that was going to work out for the majority of us.
The period we've all really been watching is 1-8 to 1-15. If it doesn't happen in that week, well, it's probably just not going to happen.
You have to admit though 8 times out of 10 the storms do not come back. And haven’t for a long time. No matter how you slice it it’s not a good look to have everything backing off of the snow totals and fantasy runs. Could they come back and we get a storm a few days out? Sure. Is it likely even in a pattern like this. Well let’s just say I’ll believe it when I see it. And it’s been years since I have.No, that would be you locking into a fantasy run every time you see it. Which I imagine (at least I hope) you aren't.
There was never a set storm after this weekends storm, there is only a set window of time (which is large I would add) to watch for a storm system with cold already in place. That timeframe has always been there. And the storm you are referring to is still there, it's just suppressed which the old saying around here is "That's a good thing at this range". Can kicking doesn't apply here.
You've definitely be consistent here Webb with that and now that it cuts will need to see it lay down the snow mat to our north.No can kicking from what I can see over here. I didn't really like the vibes I was seeing w/ the first week of the month overall.
This is mostly because of the pattern. It's why many of us are focused on the window of opportunity and not specific systems. The only specific system worth attending to is the January 6ish one. There is not, nor has there been any specific threat beyond that.You have to admit though 8 times out of 10 the storms do not come back. And haven’t for a long time. No matter how you slice it it’s not a good look to have everything backing off of the snow totals and fantasy runs. Could they come back and we get a storm a few days out? Sure. Is it likely even in a pattern like this. Well let’s just say I’ll believe it when I see it. And it’s been years since I have.
That being said the mountains are absolutely going to get snow in this pattern so let’s get that out in the open I’m not referring to them.
There are never any cans to kick if you never look past 180ish hours, unless it’s an ensemble.The can kicking involves energy that was initially forecast to cause a large Winter storm (post hr 240) to cutting it off and leaving it to rot until post 300 hours now.
I define that as a can kicking.
There are never any cans to kick if you never look past 180ish hours, unless it’s an ensemble.
I agree but those wicked cold projections are in the longer ranges as well. Not in the medium. Looks somewhat moderated there, but I may be incorrectThis is mostly because of the pattern. It's why many of us are focused on the window of opportunity and not specific systems. The only specific system worth attending to is the January 6ish one. There is not, nor has there been any specific threat beyond that.
Sure the ensembles had big hits and snow means. And now they're showing fewer hits and snow means. That's normal stuff. It's what happens when you have 300 model runs out to 15 days, and it doesn't indicate anything about threats that may appear in the medium range.
Watch what is happening with the overall pattern and see how that is trending. If it starts to trend poorly, then we may have a problem.
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There are never any cans to kick if you never look past 180ish hours, unless it’s an ensemble.
YesDoes anyone else look at the data from their tempest and think I'm not sure that's right?
Are you trying to tell me that our weather observation network isn't perfect, so we can't see all of the energy floating around until it's closer to an event?That's the thing, I'm not sure I've seen a real threat be identified clearly over a week's time other than maybe 15 years ago. They all seem to come into focus around 5 days when they're legit, because something starts trending in the right direction. It's been a long time, but that's what I remember.
If we can succeed with cold frigid air for stretch, and the trough isn't too far east, I bet something sneaks up on us that we haven't really even seen yet.
Somehow, in-person, this girl didn't look like she did on the interwebs.Are you trying to tell me that our weather observation network isn't perfect, so we can't see all of the energy floating around until it's closer to an event?
NO. I DON'T BELIEVE YOU. THE MODELS MUST HAVE THE EXACT STORM AT LEAST 10 DAYS OUT JUST LIKE FEBRUARY OF 2010 OR IT CAN'T HAPPEN!
Historically the 2nd week of January has been the best per climo around here anyway to score. January 2011 was a good example of that.No can kicking from what I can see over here. I didn't really like the vibes I was seeing w/ the first week of the month overall.
I laughed.Aww cmon that was a banger.
They already changed the forecast. Just an hour ago it showed 3-5" of snow on January 13. Now there's no mention of snow. Just fog.Fog to go with my snow I hope View attachment 157823
I saw a ton of black birds on Sunday!I just saw a flock of geese flying west northwest. Whatever that means.
Corey??I just saw a flock of geese flying west northwest. Whatever that means.
Corey?I saw a ton of black birds on Sunday!
Negative... MarQ and I was responding to your post. Thank youCorey?