Friday at 01:48 PM4 days 2 minutes ago, FrankPizz said:Too many darn models now. It adds to confusion instead to clearing it. I'm starting to get more annoyed at tracking rather than the fun it used to be.Cant argue with you there... Its overwhelming at times
Friday at 01:49 PM4 days Just now, USAwx said:This is not a bad map. Positive yes but going neutralThe rule is needs to be neutral by Mississippi RiverThis is a very workable mapYeah, not saying its a "bad" map just wish it was better at that hour.
Friday at 01:54 PM4 days 8 minutes ago, FrankPizz said:Too many darn models now. It adds to confusion instead to clearing it. I'm starting to get more annoyed at tracking rather than the fun it used to be.This is normal if you look back at the development of models of the past 25 years.
Friday at 01:55 PM4 days Mild temperatures continue today with rain chances increasing this afternoon. A brief break in the rain tonight before we turn chillier with more rain tomorrow into Saturday night. Temperatures turn colder after Sunday with temperatures not too far from normal for mid-January before trending much colder by the end of next week into the weekend. We could see between 0.75” to 1” of rain tomorrow night. Winter weather opportunities start to ramp up by later next week.
Friday at 02:09 PM4 days 18 minutes ago, jjvesnow said:Yeah, not saying its a "bad" map just wish it was better at that hour.It's 8 days away. You want a bullseye?See last march. How did that work out?Some of you people would make a million dollars miserable.
Friday at 02:19 PM4 days 22 minutes ago, Chris L said:This is normal if you look back at the development of models of the past 25 years.I get it, but it went from like 3 models to like 30 and all differ slightly in the short range (but can have major consequences) to wildly in the day 6 range. Anyway, back to watching hourly as they roll out, ha!
Friday at 02:30 PM4 days 20 minutes ago, USAwx said:It's 8 days away. You want a bullseye?See last march. How did that work out?Some of you people would make a million dollars miserable.million dollars aint much these days... ask @THE GREAT Ben Solo lol
Friday at 02:36 PM4 days 9 hours ago, Analog1888 said:Yesterday we reached 65 degrees out here and today it is snowing and 34, and there16 hours ago, Analog1888 said:Yesterday we reached 65 degrees out here and today it is snowing and 34, and there is snow and sleet starting to stick to my deck.April 8, 2000 75 and sunny, April 9 2000 25 degrees blizzard conditions 6 inches of dry snow, you know as well as me snow can stick even if it's warm before
Friday at 02:48 PM4 days 11 minutes ago, VIRGAMAN said:April 8, 2000 75 and sunny, April 9 2000 25 degrees blizzard conditions 6 inches of dry snow, you know as well as me snow can stick even if it's warm beforeYeah I never buy that argument that the ground is warm it won't stick. I've seen it too many times.
Friday at 03:28 PM4 days 1 hour ago, FrankPizz said:I get it, but it went from like 3 models to like 30 and all differ slightly in the short range (but can have major consequences) to wildly in the day 6 range. Anyway, back to watching hourly as they roll out, ha!AI really made it crazy-used to be NAM RGEM, GFS CMC and Euro-now it's 4x that amt
Friday at 03:36 PM4 days ENOUGH WITH THE FUCKING BANTERBITCH COMPLAIN AND TALK ABOUT OTHER SHIT SOMEWHERE ELSEMODS ARE YOU FUCKING DOING ANYTHING?
Friday at 03:37 PM4 days We need to 1) slow down the first vortor 2) speed up the secondEITHER one creates MECS plus IMHO
Friday at 04:03 PM4 days Just now, jjvesnow said:GFS AI for the 18thyou are deliberately not shwing the precursor for the 16thwhy? you have an agenda? just beause i like the 16th?
Friday at 04:04 PM4 days 1 minute ago, USAwx said:AI GFS IS A 2 DAY STORM OR MORESTARTS ON 16, THEN 18 HOURS BREAK, THEN MOREThe GFS had subtle hints at that on the last run.
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