I'm lousy at reading things like that - must be because it's so bad like Canderson said. Isn't that map depicting that your area is above normal precipitation?
I was thinking about this the other day - I'm not one to wish time away (especially at my age) but I wouldn't mind if we could hit the fast forward button to 2021 and see what we have to work with next year.
I agree with you. I'd love to see some data for this, but I have to think that the vast majority of records set over recent history are on the hot side...it just does not get as consistently cold as it used to during the winter. Outside of one winter several years back, snowfall is almost impossible to keep on the ground for more than a few days.
Where i really see the difference though is night time lows. Our lows temps year round seem way warmer than they were years ago.
Loved the grit and the comeback against Mac today but they couldn't pull it off. Shame to play so well on the road and then come home and promptly drop a series.
My takeaway? They're a fun team to watch and easy to root for.
I agree with all of what you are saying. I truly do. What I was referring to, and what makes no sense to me, is posting a snow map that shows 9" over my house when a storm is tracking over Detroit and lacking CAD. It ain't happening.
This is true...though I think a lot in our thread recognize the woes of the GFS. I know @pasnownut will often caveat that when he shows what it's saying.
The NAM gets more hate than it should, though sometimes when it's wrong it can be ridiculously so.