yes, if the ETA and Dr. NO were lock in step thats a wrap!!! EE Rule....sh** I feel like the models did a better job back in the day vs now sometimes.
You might want to check againIt’s cute and all to gaze at the day 12+ ensembles but eventually we going to need some op runs with the magic.
This ain’t it.
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It’s cute and all to gaze at the day 12+ ensembles but eventually we going to need some op runs with the magic.
This ain’t it.
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That one stil chaps my ass! I think the Euro was literally spitting out 24” totals 24 hours out for me! Got 1” of sleet with 1-4” dusting at end! ?That one entered the U.S. in N California before moving east and amplifying over the southeast
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Phases late and smokes the MA and Northeast
This whole sequence is spectacular looking really. Low latitude STJ in the Pacific and across the CONUS. Increasing high latitude blocking. 50/50 low production in the NW Atlantic. Big Scandinavian ridge set to retrograde into Greenland
Ahh the great Southeastern Snowstorm February 9-11 1973. The biggest Snowstorm I've ever seen here in Greenwood, SC. Over a foot imby. It was wonderful.Here is a set of 6 storms that I have matching this type of setup of split flow with a low latitude wave running west to east into Baja. The composite images are when the wave hits the Baja coast
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I’m not trying to be rude, but this is basically a repeat of how we’ve failed the past 4 years. The PV is too far west and it will not work for us without supreme luck IMO. That’s a western southeast and Mid-Atlantic north winter look IMO. PV must be anchored further east for us to score (but then not too far east or we fail that way too).Could you draw it up any better than this? Picture frame worthy
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