BrickTamland
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I'm 56 years young. Lived in Southport for 52 years. I've never had snow 2 years in a row.Historic lol. It just happened last year.
Ok maybe Ross was referring to the Back to Back years being historic.I'm 56 years young. Lived in Southport for 52 years. I've never had snow 2 years in a row.
Yes my avg snowfall per year is 0.00 so last year was fun.Ok maybe Ross was referring to the Back to Back years being historic.
We need the rainGood jump NW with the AIFS and beefier totals too.
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Dry again!
I believe that's what some forecasters really do in situations like this.Not that its gonna do anything, but earlier this evening I took a penny and flipped it into the air, heads was this thing kept trending SE and probably turned into a dud for most of the board, and tails was that it would start ticking NW and by the time it hit would produce a widespread swath of 2-6 inches, and to my delight it landed
I think it's amazing how you're always so optimistic, despite getting burned over and over.Oh yeh, the second one has a dry cold like @LukeBarrette mentioned. But we can trend that better. PLENTY of time for that.
Well heck yeah. That's what we do here....duh.Are we really about to do this again for a D10+ event lol
CJ does this every time except if it lands heads or tails, its gonna snowI believe that's what some forecasters really do in situations like this.
A part of it is because I use to be default negative all the time then a few years back, I made some life changes & realized there was a better way to live. God is good for that!I think it's amazing how you're always so optimistic, despite getting burned over and over.
You're golden Mitch hope u get a footOle buzzkill central in here.
I know what it's like to be a NC State basketball fan now.I think it's amazing how you're always so optimistic, despite getting burned over and over.
Here it comesI can confidently say it’s not over. We always get reeled back in with a good trend right before an event starts. Even though we come up short more times than not. More tracking ahead for many on the board
I don’t really understand people arguing we should throw out the globals in favor of the 48-hr HRRR? HRRR isn’t a great model out towards the end of its run, IMO. Unless it’s improved a lot in recent years? I would still mostly favor globals at this timeframe.
solid rain event on the NAMView attachment 184289
I've noticed we've all switched to using the 10:1 maps instead of the Kuchera. Get all we can get out of these runs!
Depends on the model. I value the HRRR even at hour 48 because it has a complex data assimilation system, so it is seeing different/more data than the globals. For NAM, I don’t put much value in it at any range. Globals (mainly ECMWF) still get solid weight in the short term for me. They don’t suddenly become less accurate in the short term, but you do have to understand the limitations tied to the lower resolution.Genuine question as someone who is trying to make sense of these models: is there a time frame where these short-range models are weighed more heavily in a forecast than the globals?