Maybe it's just me, but when GSP gets bullish in their discussion, I will take it serious versus others calling people like Eric out for his early call map when they were too much a b* to release one to begin with.
Is that good or bad
Extremely bad.Is that good or bad
Is that good or bad
What the heck manExtremely bad.
I agree with you Shawn, when GSP gets bullish, it's telling to say the least, being as conservative as they are generally.Maybe it's just me, but when GSP gets bullish in their discussion, I will take it serious versus others calling people like Eric out for his early call map when they were too much a b* to release one to begin with.
Well it's pretty obvious, all the short range models are going back East. Pretty terrible handling by all models with this thing.. Makes everyone look bad. Wow.
Everyone is doing it. So if someone says they aren't, it's a pretty cute lie."modeling".
What could cause that? Do we trust it? Is it showing the low further off the coast taking over? Maybe the models are just wrong.It would be pure insanity to see no QPF along the I-95 corridor given what's in place esp seeing how close our low gets to Hatteras...
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I thought there were signs it was going negative earlier.The later it tilts negative, the further east the precip is going to be...
It's crazy. An hour ago everything pointed to the precip being further west because the system was going negative tilt sooner. But the models still show the precip being further east, but the placement of the low doesn't match up with where it actually is. Hard to know what will really happen.This thread goes from being super jacked up to super depressing in about a 30 minute time frame. man oh man...
It's crazy. An hour ago everything pointed to the precip being further west because the system was going negative tilt sooner. But the models still show the precip being further east, but the placement of the low doesn't match up with where it actually is. Hard to know what will really happen.
The Nam, just like every model has the dual low idea. Unfortunately, it takes the low that's closest to the coast, diminishes it and the low farther offshore takes over. Every model is showing this. It's hard to believe they can all be wrong at this stage. I guess they can, but it's getting harder to believe. It's just like those Miller Bs that reform and dry slot us. That's not exactly what's happening here (in modelland), but the effect is the same. Precip min inland as the new low takes over offshore.
I'd like to believe that the models are just clueless, but I'm starting to think they are not.