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Wintry Machine Learning Mauler 1/30-2/1

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Wondering if this makes it to Wake Forest or Youngsville


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18z NAM had it accumulating in wake county lol
 
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For the few interested in the Coastal Empire, this is WTOCs GRAF latest totals. Probably best case scenario.

That 2.36” for SAV on this GRAF is higher than just about any run of any model that I’ve seen the last few days with the exception of maybe a run of the CMC. So, I agree that this is about the best case scenario, and one can see that it’s due to very narrow bands that happens to go over SAV without drying out too much as they move SE. That’s what any location needs to well exceed expectations. Notice that amounts drop off very sharply in every direction only 10-20 miles away. I’m guessing that the odds of actually 2-2.5” in any one location in this area are ~5% as long as other models don’t start upping their qpf. The much better bet is for 0.5-1.0”.
 
Yessir, if it doesn’t favor you, then trash it right?
No. You trash the sref mean bc its highly inaccurate and antiquated, and when it shows something that disagrees with consensus it’s always wrong.that’s been proven yet again here. Unless you think central Virginia is getting a foot tomorrow.
 
I learned this lesson long ago, you probably knew too… but here’s another classic example of why you should give the sref mean 0% consideration in the future. It’s 100% trash and worthless.
It’s not my favorite model br any means, but doesn’t the NWS use it pretty heavily?
 
That 2.36” for SAV on this GRAF is higher than just about any run of any model that I’ve seen the last few days with the exception of maybe a run of the CMC. So, I agree that this is about the best case scenario, and one can see that it’s due to very narrow bands that happens to go over SAV without drying out too much as they move SE. That’s what any location needs to well exceed expectations. Notice that amounts drop off very sharply in every direction only 10-20 miles away. I’m guessing that the odds of actually 2-2.5” in any one location in this area are ~5% as long as other models don’t start upping their qpf. The much better bet is for 0.5-1.0”.
Pulling for you and all the Savannah area posters!!
 
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