Sref plumes is still right at 2 1/2 inch for north Alabama area.
Didn't someone say earlier that the SREF is garbage ?Sref plumes is still right at 2 1/2 inch for north Alabama area.
I am riding with gives mby the most. ??Didn't someone say earlier that the SREF is garbage ?
Also in this range I go with short range models.I am riding with gives mby the most. ??
Meanwhile, Spann says no change after latest models.
heck no it is not. The NWS used it a lot for these events...smhDidn't someone say earlier that the SREF is garbage ?
Central MS scores with this run of the Euro. I'd be very happy with this.All in
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Didn't someone say earlier that the SREF is garbage ?
Yeah because you will be near Jackson right ?Central MS scores with this run of the Euro. I'd be very happy with this.
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Yeah, mby might just see a few flakes at the end per this morning's NWS discussion for the local office.Yeah because you will be near Jackson right ?
Spann is thinking models could be underplaying the intensity of the cold air. This means a quicker change and leading to a possible longer duration of snow in some spots.I am really surprised with how aggressive Spann is being. His "boom" says 4" but I don't really see anything that indicates 4" is a real possibility for Birmingham.
Sure haven't. Same discussion from 5:34 this morning..but all of a sudden fake news says they've changed and we may not get anything, LOLHuntsville discussion has not changed a thing as of 12:15 ct
Bham and other NWS offices use them for these events, it is much better than the global models nowThey are often wrong and too aggressive . Not always , but often
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