whatalife
Moderator


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Nice strip of snow right over my house I will take it
How does this suckonly 16 more days![]()
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
More like 3-4 days. And even then it’s still questionable as to weather or not a particular area in the south will get snow. The south is one of the hardest places to predict snow. This last storm the local weather predicted a half inch of snow. They then upped totals to possibly 2 inches the day of, only to drop the totals back down during. Ended up with nothing but some freezing rain after all was said and done. A lot of non weather folks will bash the weather forecasters because they don’t understand how truly hard it is to predict snow in the south.Getting the perfect Storm track with the cold. That’s what seems to be the problem. We get a good look then it’s gone by the next model run. Then back again. I just don’t think we will really know about a storm until it’s within 7 days
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
The H5 pattern blows chunks, irrespective of the occasional overmodeled high pressure that slides across, bringing a quick burst of slightly below normal temps.How does this suck
Lord, here's hoping and praying that the Pioneer model is right, and not the US Government (now, which is an oxymoron, of sorts?) ...
View attachment 9188View attachment 9189
Go get your sleds!!!All in on the 12z euro control![]()
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
All in on the 12z euro control![]()
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
If I were in Northern Alabama and TN, I'd definitely be paying attention to the end of next week. If 2m temps trend colder, that could very well be some snow in those areas...maybe even Northern GA.
Lord, here's hoping and praying that the Pioneer model is right, and not the US Government (now, which is an oxymoron, of sorts?) ...
View attachment 9188View attachment 9189
Below is the December composites of our cold/snowy nino's v/s warm/non-snowy. Granted, the sample size is very small but you can guess how this December is evolving.
View attachment 9191View attachment 9192
This run of the gfs is even better for western nc, colder sfc/850s but mountains is a issue, snow almost never makes it past the nc mountains
I dunno that this December is really going to be colder than average or warmer than average, tbh. I'd say right now we're at average or slightly below, and while we're in a relaxed period, we don't seem like we're going to get crazy warm. Seems like most of us might end up at about average for the month (or maybe that's the point?).
Although that latter map does look incredibly similar to what the models are showing for the second half of December and that might not be good news.
Surface temps really don’t look torchy, so I guess that’s a plus. But the H5 look sux and if I was going to extrapolate the winter based solely on Kylo’s composites, I’d be starting to get depressed. Fortunately, I’m counting on the solar min to save us. But if I’m still staring down this pattern two-four weeks out at the beginning of January, then I’ll be in the winter is over camp.I dunno that this December is really going to be colder than average or warmer than average, tbh. I'd say right now we're at average or slightly below, and while we're in a relaxed period, we don't seem like we're going to get crazy warm. Seems like most of us might end up at about average for the month (or maybe that's the point?).
Although that latter map does look incredibly similar to what the models are showing for the second half of December and that might not be good news.
It depends on the track of low, but the models have been fairly consistent with the track. But, who knows, the track may shift east. If so, there would be more snow east of the mountains.This run of the gfs is even better for western nc, colder sfc/850s but mountains is a issue, snow almost never makes it past the nc mountains
So you are saying winter is canceled
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Oh, so now you are punting until sometime in February??.... For the love of everything holy, you folks have been drinking too much eggnog. Might as well punt until March while you're at it! I will make it a point to bump this post when everyone is freezing their butts off in January.I think the only thing that is off the table is end to end cold. There is fairly good agreement on what the pattern will be the next couple of weeks and it will take time to change after, if it changes. My guess is we are headed to a 14/15 repeat where things turn in February. I hope I am wrong and it’s mid January.
Below is the December composites of our cold/snowy nino's v/s warm/non-snowy. Granted, the sample size is very small but you can guess how this December is evolving.
View attachment 9191View attachment 9192
I think the only thing that is off the table is end to end cold. There is fairly good agreement on what the pattern will be the next couple of weeks and it will take time to change after, if it changes. My guess is we are headed to a 14/15 repeat where things turn in February. I hope I am wrong and it’s mid January.
Oh, so now you are punting until sometime in February??.... For the love of everything holy, you folks have been drinking too much eggnog. Might as well punt until March while you're at it! I will make it a point to bump this post when everyone is freezing their butts off in January.
I think we’re free to guess. If somebody wants to guess Feb is when we’ll see winter show back up, it’s not much different than someone else saying winter will show back up in mid-January. I don’t think January is a tosser, but there’s no way to know for sure either way.Oh, so now you are punting until sometime in February??.... For the love of everything holy, you folks have been drinking too much eggnog. Might as well punt until March while you're at it! I will make it a point to bump this post when everyone is freezing their butts off in January.
I can't speak for your area but this area won't be anywhere near average with lows averaging in the 40s by months end.
I would rather be in the crappy phases now.Well, it's certainly clear which bin the first half of December 2018 fell into. I think we will return to a big league winter weather regime before January ends, but that's not to say we couldn't do something before then, especially once we get out of that awful 3-4-5 MJO regime.
View attachment 9195
we (you) are ...I would rather be in the crappy phases now.