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Posts posted by BTRWx's Thanks Giving
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Has anyone else noticed how the frequency of tornado formation often declines an hour or two after sundown? Is that due to loss of heat from nightfall?
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Just saw this COMET position shared on facebook! https://ucar.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/UCAR_Careers/job/COMET-Project-Manager-II_REQ-2024-39-1?fbclid=IwAR3WEuZ4U9fSaegaIkCKkvPnApJXV75VPsGM-SAgxMRCmDGSfJUsMeYmGTU
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1 minute ago, Ji said:
so you think the ensembles will help the storm become snowier?
I'm saying the look right now is not good.
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1 hour ago, Ji said:
dont laugh lol...the euro has us starting as snow next weekend!
It's close to something big, but we need a lot of help from ensembles.
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We may slice through phase 8, but phase 1 is not impossible with that next pass!
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If we're in the 40s now, then we shouldn't have any problems getting back down into the 30s after next week.
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I strongly believe the lack of a modoki nino killed our winter.
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HRRR is not a horrible model for last minute trends.
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1 minute ago, pazzo83 said:
the snow is somehow sticking to some things here, despite a temp in the upper 30s (it is dropping pretty quickly now)
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First flakes in Alexandria. Tough to tell if rain is mixing in.
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The hrrr actually went from 0 to a coating.
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3 minutes ago, Deck Pic said:
0z GFS is hilarious...a stripe of 0.5" QPF+ just north of DC
It trended north again.
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4 minutes ago, Dabuckeyes said:
We were forecasted 1-3” in Columbus, OH. We are at 6” and counting. Banding made a huge difference. My point is you can’t trust the models completely.
That's so awesome to hear! Congrats!
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3 minutes ago, nj2va said:
I’m at our place in McHenry for this. But stop listening to the worry worts, too much teeth gnashing over the HRRR.
It's not just the hrrr that's hurting us.
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Man, this sucks. We lost about half our qpf today.
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2 minutes ago, LeesburgWx said:
Heavy snow starts in a couple hours and cliff diving still happening. Dear God
Actually rain starts in about 3 hours.
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18z euro is D.C.'s only hope.
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Anyone else having trouble loading local snowfall from the new NBM link that was shared earlier?
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1 hour ago, psuhoffman said:
I agree with a lot of this. But why did you expect a +pna in a -PDO Nino? There have been 4 Moderate/strong -PDO Ninos. None featured a +pna. Mean for the 4 is below.
3 of the 4 were some of the snowiest winters in history here including 2010! The one exception was 1973 which was a +QBO and has a crazy +++AOSo if we agree that was an outlier and toss all 3 examples of a -pdo moderate or stronger Nino featured both a -pna and a shit ton of snow.
Actually if you simply take all moderate to strong ninos the mean is a -pna. It’s only weak modoki ninos like 2003 and 2015 that feature a +pna. But Baltimore averages 40” of snow in -QBO ninos despite the fact the pna is typically negative.
I never expected a +pna this winter. My analogs that produced a mean snow of 42” were -PNA city. There is something else going on. It’s not the pna because the pna was negative in past epic snowy ninos.
That's really interesting.
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Nice I-95 split