40/70 Benchmark

I do, but like I said to him the other day, there could be some roll over...so I won't be shocked to see a nice stretch in early February.

Well, that state was very prevalent in my extra tropical Pacific analogs. Not anything extreme...I think I went .30 to .60 JM WPO.

Same page, Don.

Just WPO....went +EPO.

Yea, it began as snow and I remember transitioned to a driving, freezing rain in the teens by like 5am, when I had awakened for school...which didn't happen. Then by afternoon there was ponding everywhere and in the 50s.

The amplitude and physics of that whole set up probably just overwhelmed all of the minute, in-situ dynamics.

Yea, I had like 4-5" of slop in early November and didn't look back until mid Jan.

F5 has products like that.

I'll never forget that November 1995 bomb that gave Pittsburgh, PA like 2 feet.

F5 has that. https://www.f5wx.com/

BTW, if this PD 1 set up this weekend played out a month later, I'd have already melted.

100%...this is what I meant by great graphics. If you are actually forecasting, that is a major difference and time saver.

Makes it difficult to distinguish...its like dark green, puke green and lighter green.

I hate SV graphics/color schemes, though.....another pretty good combo would be SV for speed and wbxell for graphics.

Just realized I never threaded this in the NE subforum, which I usually do....I prefer to update in here, rather than the main forum. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2024/11/using-past-forecasting-difficulty-to.html