This is just insane the fact that we’re getting such alarmingly clear trends right up close to short range makes me think maybe the models are just latched onto this thing … they will see the big events sometimes and all line up and right now they are all making 1 trend consistently.. if we do get a significant winter storm I will love to see everyone’s reflection on how models handled this systemLol geez cold air is no issue View attachment 103458View attachment 103459View attachment 103461View attachment 103460
This is just insane the fact that we’re getting such alarmingly clear trends right up close to short range makes me think maybe the models are just latched onto this thing … they will see the big events sometimes and all line up and right now they are all making 1 trend consistently.. if we do get a significant winter storm I will love to see everyone’s reflection on how models handled this system
It’s a whole lot more likely for a wave to sharpen up near go time than it is for it to go flat, so I agreeyou can see how flatter the system looks now on the EPS due to perhaps some energy issues/more suppression from the 50/50 low, I don’t care though I’d rather have the cold and flat issues then have the marginal and amped issues
Maps are based on a 10:1 ratio. Accumulations would definitely be higher if we did Kuchera.I wonder if the models even have a clue in ratio’s yet. My guess is the models could even be downplaying accumulations a bit.
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Should get a better fix on that when NAM get's in it's realistic rangeThis is going to sound like a big ole weenie statement but this might be one of the EXTREMELY rare times where models might be running too low on totals. Ratios with temps well into the 20’s for the entire column is going to run around 15:1 to 20:1. Models are spitting out 0.75-1” QPF totals. I think the potential to bust high on potential snow totals is really high. But that is completely based on how things are looking right now.
Not too sure on that. More often it’s cold and more dry vs more snow.This is going to sound like a big ole weenie statement but this might be one of the EXTREMELY rare times where models might be running too low on totals. Ratios with temps well into the 20’s for the entire column is going to run around 15:1 to 20:1. Models are spitting out 0.75-1” QPF totals. I think the potential to bust high on potential snow totals is really high. But that is completely based on how things are looking right now.
Ok just gonna ask,us in nw alabama gonna get in on this???lol
What is it showing for snow accumulations?The 18z eps control run shows how further south into SC/GA can score.
Over 1” snow mean down to Columbia.What is it showing for snow accumulations?