Bc nothing will do the low level cold justice. Last system was a mid level issue...different ballgame. That warmth is usually underestimated.
It was 12* when I left my house this morning...good luck with 32.
Everything you outlined is correct. I'm just frustrated, bored silly with this season.
Gotta hang in there, because I still think some fun times lay ahead.
I mean, I explicitly outlined what the PV is and is not in bold, italicized fawnt...and called out the media for hyping it.
I'm not sure how else to convey it.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the stakes don't seem to really be that high, here....not like a shift south in the R/S line is going to cause some radical change to snowfall amounts......like, breaking news, 2-3" likely, as opposed to 1-2".
Off the tree branch, through the garbage can, around the street pole off the garage roof, add in some a bit of lift....nothing but net.
Easy path to snow, huh...
I don't care how good it looks, squalls are like severe T Storms to me....expect nothing and if I'm surprised, cool. More for the ORH hills, imo.
Hopefully it works out for you guys.
Looks like CFrontogenesis really gets going from my area points ne....that actually worked out in the Sunday sleet bomb, but the mid levels didn't hold off as I had hoped/thought.
Thankfully, system is weak.
I'll look at it tonight. Haven't had much time lately due to some complications with the wife (you and Scott know what I'm referring to), so I'm a bit edgy today.
I'd def. take like 3"+.
Yes, I still think that's more likely than not, but the longer range looking eerily similar to a month ago is uncanny....of course given that same evolution, we probably score a few events.
We'll see.
Colder trend that still results in taking me from 1-2" to nothing, as the gradient tightens 2 miles northwest of me.
Can't make it up. I'll take it, over 1" of slop.