Stormlover
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Ok, sorry.LOl, your talking about gfs he's talking about FV3
Ok, sorry.LOl, your talking about gfs he's talking about FV3
No I am talking about the FV3. When the model first runs you can only get data off the noaa website.LOl, your talking about gfs he's talking about FV3
yeah, it went way backwards from 12Z...come on Euro/ GEFS EPSPretty sure the CMC is dry for this period.
https://mageval.ncep.noaa.gov/what's the link? Haven't looked at that site in so long, always look at these others.
Lol, that's what I meant, you was talking about FV3No I am talking about the FV3. When the model first runs you can only get data off the noaa website.
Yup, it has improved. here we go. It’s a good hit.
2-4 for most on there. Some isolated 4-6..
Also consider the snow ratio might be a 15;1being so cold behind it.
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The 0z FV3 does have a low developing on the tail end of the front in the GOM.
The low stays in the Gulf of Mexico, but that's okay for now. A lot of times when lows develop on the tail end of strong cold fronts, they normally turn out to be Miller A storms. That's a perfect track for the low to be at this point.
2 storms would be something if the tail end forms a Low that brings a second round of winter weather if north bound. I'm happy with just getting something.The low stays in the Gulf of Mexico, but that's okay for now. A lot of times when lows develop on the tail end of strong cold fronts, they normally turn out to be Miller A storms. That's a perfect track for the low to be at this point.