RGEM looked cold enough but precip further south....CMC agrees with the NAM that is a NC/VA deal mainly but it trended slightly cooler aloft and had a little more QPF
edit: surface temps a problem though
RGEM looked cold enough but precip further south....CMC agrees with the NAM that is a NC/VA deal mainly but it trended slightly cooler aloft and had a little more QPF
yep way too progressive . fast in and out cold shotThe pac fire hose is relentless... I think Storm mentioned this earlier but as long as you see those monster systems crashing into the Pac forget it. Look at the insane qpf for northern California and southern Oregon....
yep every time the pac ridge tries to bulge and give some help it gets abused and beat right back downyep way too progressive . fast in and out cold shot
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12z cmc agrees12z Today- still flat not sharp enough dead threat of snow...
12z Yesterday Backside snow "potential"
Ohh well maybe next year
February 11, 1899 .... LOLWe used to be able to count on one of those freak surprise snowstorms every few years, but when is the last time we saw one of those?
You mean next run lol. Let's see the Euro today first.12z Today- still flat not sharp enough dead threat of snow...
12z Yesterday Backside snow "potential"
Ohh well maybe next year
The last one was on Oct 31/ November 01 (2014 i think) of all times here. Not sure if it got you guys up there. But I agree. Maybe it's something to do with models getting a bit better to at least show an idea of something.We used to be able to count on one of those freak surprise snowstorms every few years, but when is the last time we saw one of those?
eh....I thought it looked better yesterdayJP Dice is on Facebook beating the severe weather drum for next week. Does this have legs?
JP Dice is on Facebook beating the severe weather drum for next week. Does this have legs?