I knew it was 97 or 98!March 1998… my Junior year at App and it was followed by some big flooding a week later
I remember because Boone had 17” from that one which made it the biggest storm in my 4 years there. The January 1996 storm had 13”, but was a higher impact with cold it stayed for a week after the stormI knew it was 97 or 98!
So trying to keep up. Is he suggesting Jan12 vs Jan 7-8 like some earlier thinking or is he suggesting >Jan 12?
Like the guy or not, he keeps hope alive in the east and it sure makes it a lot more fun when he’s on board
Even though these are ensembles past 300 hours and can change every run. I like where the best performers are. One looks a bit different (he’s special got to get under 150 for him to see how things are suppose to turn out) Tons of time for changes as well. View attachment 129107View attachment 129108View attachment 129109
What's wrong with that?Bastardi? I'm as excited as a little girl
Not knocking our excitement here about loving winter weather but mocking his tease post. Just show us the baby man.What's wrong with that?
Isn't that why most of us are here during late Fall to early Spring tracking any possibility of a few flakes or ice pellets!
Also in the dead of winter hoping for that Big Dog Miller A?
It's the "Weather Brick' in all of us...
Happy New Year & Happy Tracking.
Hope we get the big one board wide.
Don’t be fooled by the lower heights sitting over the East Coast. Notice the heights lowering over the West Coast and heights raising over the East Pacific. That indicates to me that models are sniffing out a retracted jet and -PNA. I’m not excited about the favorability of this pattern.Even though these are ensembles past 300 hours and can change every run. I like where the best performers are. One looks a bit different (he’s special got to get under 150 for him to see how things are suppose to turn out) Tons of time for changes as well. View attachment 129107View attachment 129108View attachment 129109