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Wintry January 21-23 2025

My only solution now is we trend away from the northern stream press and get the digging energy back to better tilt over Texas and sharpen it like the AI a couple days ago View attachment 165378 but other then that I got nothing and I really don’t think we have enough time to get this at H5 in time
Our only hope is that something is coming onshore that hasn't been sampled well. And there's like maybe a 3% chance of that.
 
Genuine question, why is the NWS forecast a decent amount more north than what these models show, even from earlier? Do they use the same models or have access to more information, or do you think that will change soon
 
Genuine question, why is the NWS forecast a decent amount more north than what these models show, even from earlier? Do they use the same models or have access to more information, or do you think that will change soon
NWS largely uses NBM, which is more north than most models.
 
Our only hope is that something is coming onshore that hasn't been sampled well. And there's like maybe a 3% chance of that.
There's a chance that embedded little s/w aren't being sampled but based on what I'm seeing with the trend maps I put together, we're seeing timing issues both northern and southern streams and a harder press in the SE. Plus how did we get around to popping up a 2nd system later in the week.
 
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Y’all get to emotionally invested. You live in the south. models are gonna go up and down, sideways and throw you a curveball every now and again. Just stay patient and observe and let it play out


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Smidge, digging farther, tending, model bias, northern stream energy, there are about twenty words that could literally diaf…..
 
UK/Icon trended north tonight.
Problem is they were borderline a non event for almost everybody not named Louisiana to begin with. Going to need some legit heroics in the next day at H5. Which really makes this painful because just a mediocre H5 look gets you enough lift to let WAA and FGEN do its thing. There’s still technically time but models need to make some legit strides here in very short amount of time and not just a nudge here and there.
 
Stop panicking the storm will come back, everyone just chill and stop looking at every model run and making a decision off of them. Let’s see what the hi res models say


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every board member that is further than an hour away from the closest beach has a right to panic. this storm was about as close to a layup as you can get and it didn't work out, i think everyone has a right to be a little pissed off. particularly demoralizing for the rdu/clt crowd. there's still time for marginal improvements but overall think we're a day late and a dollar short for the northern half of this board
 
Euro ticked south a good bit. I wish I never saw the run from 0z last night View attachment 165394
Amazing how rock solid the Euro has been for CHS. But still so much question on what actually is gonna happen. GFS 1” with some being freezing rain and this 5-6 or more, that’s a world of different impacts.
 
I’m not saying the fat lady is singing yet but she’s tuning those vocals up. The only area I feel confident about right now is Louisiana and Mississippi. Even the immediate coast in the Carolina’s is getting scary at this point. I think they’ll see snow but even they’ve got to be getting sweaty. A day and a half ago I thought the I20 corridor was pretty much a lock for a nice 3-6” snow and they’re dwindling down to maybe an inch the way things are looking?
 
Wondering if the models are just trying to correct itself? Gfs/Euro suppress and uk/Icon trending north. Or should we be looking more at the short range at this time?
 
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