LickWx
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I've elaborated many times on this before. So no.Could you elaborate on why Cape Florida is a bad station? These are the averages of the nearest station to you
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Panthers Football is my favorite non weather hobby ?if you have wild mood swings purely based on how models are handling the nuances of a super -NAO, i recommend engaging in some self care! take a walk; go to the grocery store and buy a treat; engage in your favorite non-weather hobby!
Cold rainlala land, but cool seeing something
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That 1040 HP riding in tandem top of the LP is a thing of beauty, but I'll be honest, don't think the south trend is done with that one. Blocking ftw and crazy day/nights aheadGfs about to show something
Weird look with storm coming from the NW and dropping south. Only works when there’s a -NAO and lower heights over the Atlantic.![]()
This run has a decent storm next Saturday so not super fantasy land
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1040 HP in SE Canada and sliding east like that? you can bet your bottom dollar there would be more cold air and suppression.That 1040 HP riding in tandem top of the LP is a thing of beauty, but I'll be honest, don't think the south trend is done with that one. Blocking ftw and crazy day/nights ahead
Yeah it's a marginal setup for sure but could be a nice little teaser for some before the real -NAO show starts later onI know that storm is getting range with some agreement and beginning to get a few honks out here from the click-baiters but just can't glom on until maybe under 144hrs. BL temps too if I'm correct
Been noticing that slowly with each run y’all post. It seems like the long range models want to slowly drop that big low toward the Aleutians.Didn’t realize the EPS last night was going for Aleutian low/+PNA/-EPOView attachment 124480
Problem is with a -NAO that strong, that NW trend may not be nearly as significant this time around. Suppression city is something we will have to pay close attention to while blocking over top is that strong.12z CMC is suppression city which is good at this point. Remember NW trends comes into play a lot this time of year? Hopefully not this time around?
All yalls best winter storms come through iowa first! See last years January storm, for reference!Weird look with storm coming from the NW and dropping south. Only works when there’s a -NAO and lower heights over the Atlantic.
enjoy your dry cold weatherProblem is with a -NAO that strong, that NW trend may not be nearly as significant this time around. Suppression city is something we will have to pay close attention to while blocking over top is that strong.
Not all, y’allAll yalls best winter storms come through iowa first! See last years January storm, for reference!️
Yep trend is our friend next Fri into Sat. could see it evolving since yesterday. Trends aint over either. long way to go on this one.
Wasn't there a time a few years ago every storm was suppressed and it was just cold and dry for a period of time?Problem is with a -NAO that strong, that NW trend may not be nearly as significant this time around. Suppression city is something we will have to pay close attention to while blocking over top is that strong.
I know we aren't suppose to talk about specific mets so all I am going to say is that is not surprising to see him say that. There has to be snow falling from the sky for him to call for it and 8" has to be on the ground for him to call for anything over 4" round these parts. Not saying that thinking process is wrong, just not the best way to approach it IMO.I like -------- but you can always count on him to rain on the parade. He makes sure everyone knows it's warmer than it used to be.https://twitter.com/wxbrad/status/1598366500250943492?t=DYfsR_np_yHt9l4wpd2n4A&s=19
This is why we don’t want a huge +PNA imo. A tall ridge put west could crush everything too far south, but with a neutral PNA it allows a bit more that NW trend in the last 36 hours. Remember the February 2010 storm… I was forecasted to get nothing 36 hours out and ended up with a nice 5” stormProblem is with a -NAO that strong, that NW trend may not be nearly as significant this time around. Suppression city is something we will have to pay close attention to while blocking over top is that strong.
Yeah, a +PNA and we're talking about an I-10 stormThis is why we don’t want a huge +PNA imo. A tall ridge put west could crush everything too far south, but with a neutral PNA it allows a bit more that NW trend in the last 36 hours. Remember the February 2010 storm… I was forecasted to get nothing 36 hours out and ended up with a nice 5” storm
Late December 2017, early January 2018. It should be noted that in that period there was strong blocking up north coupled with a tall western ridge that pushed the storm track well south and helped southern GA and coastal Carolina cash in with a big stormWasn't there a time a few years ago every storm was suppressed and it was just cold and dry for a period of time?
Yup, that's it!Late December 2017, early January 2018. It should be noted that in that period there was strong blocking up north coupled with a tall western ridge that pushed the storm track well south and helped southern GA and coastal Carolina cash in with a big storm
I'll take everytime, especially over warm and wet. Ready for it to start too!enjoy your dry cold weather