I'd likely have to ban myself
Can you imagine the melt down from the raleigh folks if Columbia gets smashed and Raleigh rains ?Definitely a naughty member...
Too bad that the data server I use for the GEFS maps hasn’t updated since the upgrade, otherwise, I’d be mapping this beaut galore.
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1/30 chance , if you add 2020 to equation you get member 20, start the thread View attachment 52832
One of these is the outlier... and I am all in on it.1/30 chance , if you add 2020 to equation you get member 20, start the thread View attachment 52832
Nah I’ve had it since JuneDid you just buy Weathermodels.com because of that one member?
Nah I’ve had it since June
I'm curious what your overall thoughts are on this setup. Looking at all the models, very little operational/ensemble runs have anything snowy. Taking verbatim, would you say that there's more to it? Just asking because It's frustrating to see nice synoptic, but terrible means.Extremely favorable double barrel, coupled jet structure being depicted here by day 9-10 on the GEFS. Rapid cyclogenesis would be heavily favored off the Carolina coast here.
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Oh myExtremely favorable double barrel, coupled jet structure being depicted here by day 9-10 on the GEFS. Rapid cyclogenesis would be heavily favored off the Carolina coast here.
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I'm curious what your overall thoughts are on this setup. Looking at all the models, very little operational/ensemble runs have anything snowy. Taking verbatim, would you say that there's more to it? Just asking because It's frustrating to see nice synoptic, but terrible means.
So do you think we may start to see something on the ensembles in the next 2-4 days?The overall pattern seems to support an inland or lakes cutter w/ the potential for secondary cyclogenesis along the trailing frontal boundary near the Atlantic coast. There's so much non-linearity that gets realized in a setup like it contributes to unusually large spread >>> ensemble means will inherently look like crap beyond day 5-7.
The GEFS's progressive bias is rearing its ugly head again, notice the MSLPa trend near the Carolina & SE US coast
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So do you think we may start to see something on the ensembles in the next 2-4 days?