I just corresponded with him and when I mentioned marine heatwaves out in the West Pac east of Japan messing up the models he said he had no idea what I was talking about. He doesn't seem to know what a marine heatwave is and doesn't even seem to know that the northern stream has been unusually fast this year--and for a few years.
He did mention AI and said AI models aren't good enough yet. Apparently he didn't know about the track record of the Euro AI this season.
Was that our biggest storm that March or did we have another one that was bigger? I know we had an all snow event around March 20 to end the winter (just like we had one at the start of winter around December 20)-- our only two all snow events in 1993-94 and both were around 4-5 inches.
Wild how great 1993 and 1994 were for them. I remember we also had quite a bit of snow in those two Marches.
I noticed they did well in two of our HECS too, January 1996 and PD2.
December 2020 was their last good storm (it was also good here.) I'm surprised they didn't do well in February 2021.
and yet models aren't wrong lol
when in fact he actually said they are wrong in the body of his social media post
did this guy flunk out of high school or did he ever even make it to high school before he flunked out?
He's a moron for saying computer models aren't wrong.
I wish someone posted the actual tweet because I'd tell him so right on his page
weather models aren't wrong? LOL
why all this senseless worship for an inanimate object that very obviously is wrong?
it's people like Mike Masco with his head buried in the sand who say *models aren't wrong* who are the barrier to actual progress in making models better. Maybe admit they are wrong and find a way to fix them instead?
weather models aren't wrong? LOL
why all this senseless worship for an inanimate object that very obviously is wrong?
it's people like Mike Masco with his head buried in the sand who say *models aren't wrong* who are the barrier to actual progress in making models better. Maybe admit they are wrong and find a way to fix them instead?
JM complained about the lack of storms at Penn State when we were getting big storms over here. Haven't they gone back to higher snowfall again? Storms like February 2021 should have been great for them.
I think our highest temps were between Christmas and New Years weren't they?
Those severe thunderstorms with hail New Years Eve should have been taken as a sign.
That was the storm which really differentiated our area from New England. I was thinking our area should be named interior northeast but that doesn't cover NYC and Long Island, so maybe it should just be called the tristate area.