I think Mid Atlantic weenies are worse than New England weenies
if this happens going to be a lot of shocked folks in Ga. Most on air mets are not even mentioning it . And NWS won't change the forecast grids. Oddest thing.Can we make a thread for the potential snow event in GA? It’s less than 3 days away.
I think they’re waiting for the NAM to get into reliable range (less than 36-48 hours) and the Euro to show something.If this is what "most" solutions have settled on then why not put it in the grids?
Yep and maybe once that happens we can look at starting a thread for itI think they’re waiting for the NAM to get into reliable range (less than 36-48 hours) and the Euro to show something.
NAM sucks and is useless!Might be a couple of event threads fired up in next day or so, I'd really love to see those kept clear of clutter, banter, foolish one liners, etc. Start practicing by using this thread more please, thanks
If something in the remaining 12z data or at 18z gives some validity to the NAM sure or if it just starts to dominate the monthly threadCan we make a thread for the potential snow event in GA? It’s less than 3 days away.
No shotI think Mid Atlantic weenies are worse than New England weenies
THis please!I want to see @bouncycorn latest model run for this Wednesday-Thursdays event.
The Midwest weenies seem so calm in comparison with the weenies in the mid Atlantic and northeast.I think Mid Atlantic weenies are worse than New England weenies
Because they get snow every year.The Midwest weenies seem so calm in comparison with the weenies in the mid Atlantic and northeast.
IDK. From years of experience these usually trend NW. I would want to be like near IAD to Winchester right now for this one.@ILMRoss might be sitting in a great spot
They do, but the averages through Illinois, Indiana, and most of Ohio are no more than say Boone.Because they get snow every year.