I have to lead an outdoor program this evening in the Mt. Vernon are of Fairfax county. With the waffling of the precipitation potential, what are thoughts on odds of steady, moderate, rain between 6 and 9 pm?
I know we used to have a storm mode sometime in the past. Wasn't there also a model mode? No banter during the running of the models, or something to that effect. Parsing through 10 pages to find real information is getting old.
Yeah, can't always go with the verbatim translation of any model output. Or with the current temperature. Or with anything to do with the weather. It will definitely humble anyone.
But I am loving that I was wrong!
On TT, there is the option to look at "positive snow depth change". What exactly does that mean? It shows 7 north to 8 south at 45h, yet 10-1 has 8 north to 12 south. Which is more accurate?
I know it has been previous mentioned, snowing for 24 hours and the hourly rate is relatively light. How will daytime temperatures above 32 degrees affect the accumulation as depicted on the modeled maps?
What is the lead time for NHC, re: posting watches and warnings? And do they only post along coastlines? Maybe a dumb question, but just curious. Visiting family in Orlando at the moment. And when was the last time Orlando was under a hurricane warning?
The choices on weathermodels.com are - ECMWF - ECMWF 3hr - ECMWF 1hr - and then the 4 choices of - EPS - Cyclones - Members - and 46 days. Which one, or is it all of them, that are AI-enhanced?