You prefer 33 degree rain vs cold and dry??Eh, I’ll take my chances with a decently amped storm anytime vs sitting here dry and cold and admiring a frost that I’ve seen probably 40 times this winter.
You prefer 33 degree rain vs cold and dry??Eh, I’ll take my chances with a decently amped storm anytime vs sitting here dry and cold and admiring a frost that I’ve seen probably 40 times this winter.
Absolutely. I always prefer anything on radarYou prefer 33 degree rain vs cold and dry??
Yeah, January 1988 lol. It was stated on several storm post mortems from NWS offices.Has the Canadian ever out performed the GFS or euro for a potential winter storm?
People want to be in the bullseye each run from day 10 to day 0.Oh how little people forget not even a week ago we went to a super amped in the mid levels look just so quickly. The problem is people have a satisfaction need to see these things 10 days out on every single run. I guarantee you that suppressed looks at day 7 is what you want and quite frankly need.
mind if somebody posts a trend of the last 4 runs for this image?
mind if somebody posts a trend of the last 4 runs for this image?
edit- nvm
ie suppression, i'm not concerned about a low ending up in key west but i am concerned about our wave getting chewed up in the south west to a point where we're not taking advantage of this setup's full potential. these things typically have a way of working out
This is the struggle lol....bc lets be honest, good OR bad, if youre in the Bullzeye now.....you wont be by gametime. (No im not Nostradamus or trying to be a know it all, its simply historically dang near impossible to do)People want to be in the bullseye each run from day 10 to day 0.
If you're in the bullseye around day 7-10, you best hope for a southerly trend in the short term so the day 3-5 NW trend puts you in prime positioning..This is the struggle lol....bc lets be honest, good OR bad, if youre in the Bullzeye now.....you wont be by gametime. (No im not Nostradamus or trying to be a know it all, its simply historically dang near impossible to do)
i see nothing to be alarmed about or be encouraged about with this lol, gfs ens seems like it's still getting its sea legs
That's because it's handling the energy differently than other models. If the energy comes out quickly, those looks will disappear.May be wrong, but to me at least, the GEFS is beginning to look more excited about what may happen later in the week.
I'm on my phone tho so it wouldn't be easy for me to compare.
Last 2 images on the UKMet runUKMet - SW wave kicks out...looks fairly suppressed with track
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Not really. This thing needs to stay right where it is until at least Saturday.Suppression is okay for today but if we see it still Friday, it's concerning.
Energy layout will be locked in by then. It'll not have time to trend far enough north. It's a fine line. Worse yet it can keep going south and we don't see anything north of I 10.Not really. This thing needs to stay right where it is until at least Saturday.
exactly give the southern tier their Eye candy for another 24hrs....then pull it up 100 miles where Climo says it should be. I mean hey, as long as Nashville gets blanked We can all celebrate jmoEnergy layout will be locked in by then. It'll not have time to trend far enough north. It's a fine line. Worse yet it can keep going south and we don't see anything north of I 10.
With all due respect, I could not disagree more.Energy layout will be locked in by then. It'll not have time to trend far enough north. It's a fine line. Worse yet it can keep going south and we don't see anything north of I 10.
Energy has routinely changed in the day 3-5 range. The models flipped every 24 hours until about 36 hours out with the last storm between flat and amped. If y’all want to be in a storms bullseye at day 4 or 5 be my guest but I’ve seen this long enough to know you won’t like the end result.Energy layout will be locked in by then. It'll not have time to trend far enough north. It's a fine line. Worse yet it can keep going south and we don't see anything north of I 10.