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Wintry Midsouth Winter Storm January 12th-13th

RPM showing heavy snow early fri evening at Huntsville
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olhausen said:
I’m hoping so. It just looks like the cut off line is sharp. The one thing I haven’t experienced since I’ve lived here is getting a big snow event when the forecasters were calling for 1-2 or less. This storm seems like it has that feel of someone busting high while others bust low. The 12 inch snow I got in 2016 was pretty evident the night before that it was going to be a big dog.
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That's what you have with the ULL. They are headaches to figure out and this headache is if whether it's going to close or will it just be a strung out mess. At least as of now, unlike much earlier, even if it's a strung out mess, there's going to be some winter weather as earlier when it was being a strung out mess, it was missing everywhere outside of Arkansas and far west Tennessee.
 
The Rapid Precision Mesoscale is a proprietary named model (that TV stations use) that is a version of the WRF-ARW, or something like that. It's a failure, and I have no idea why they still show this crap on television.
 
Xtreme Weather said:
It's an in house model used by TV stations kind of like the old BAM's (which back in the early days were good but much better tech now)
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Shawn said:
The Rapid Precision Mesoscale is a proprietary named model (that TV stations use) that is a version of the WRF-ARW, or something like that. It's a failure, and I have no idea why they still show this crap on television.
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I wish we could have access to it somehow. I sure there is a way. But it like the sref plumes. Sometimes it really reliable and sometimes it epic FAIL.
 
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