UKIE great trend

Ukie flipped to gfs like solution. Brings up to a foot to coastal counties and LI

Jan 2016 vibes with GFS leading the pack - 10 years ago it was the NAM

Ukie literally wastes .2- 4 to rain nyc and south before flipping.

UKIE looks good but it's lacking in frozen precipitation IMO.

Still a solid storm.

Just now, Graupel said:

Ukie literally wastes .2- 4 to rain nyc and south before flipping.

Clear outlier

It’s the only model doing that - tossing rain for now

As of 24 hours ago, on FB, DT was still saying "there was a better chance of monkeys flying out of his *****" than the GFS handling a coastal storm correctly.

Now, in the comments, people are asking to see the monkeys.

Just now, Graupel said:

It’s the only model doing that - tossing rain for now

The UK is a bad model to begin with and its handling of precipitaiton and thermals are its worst attributes.

UKIE is a rain to snow situation. The changeover happens quick, within ~2-4 hours. N to S.

Could we change the thread name yet to include the north of NYC???

Just now, Arons said:

Could we change the thread name yet to include the north of NYC???

Don't mess around with it. This has brought good luck.

1 minute ago, nycsnow said:

I wouldn't look at any of that until after 1:30 PM. I believe that is a map using 00Z data.

12 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

The UK is a bad model to begin with and its handling of precipitaiton and thermals are its worst attributes.

It could be right. It’s not a huge loss if we’re talking 1-2” of LE

Just now, Graupel said:

It could be right. It’s not a huge loss if we’re talking 1-2” of LE

Anything could be right. I'm just saying I wouldn't rely on a weak model's weakest attributes.