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most of the okx cwa should be under a high wind warning

the southern half of CT gets rocked on the latest hrrr. wow

this is very impressive the city mixes into 60 kts +

the band of 2"+ rainfall has trended SE of us. we can't even get a semi interesting rainfall event. make it stop

includes sleet includes sleet includes sleet includes sleet

thanks. what do you use for that data?

never mind, 1990 didn't have one

@bluewave @uncle W @donsutherland1 can you verify?

this might be ewr's first january without a day below freezing. 1973, 1989, 1998, 2002, 2006, and 2007 all had at least one

just noticed that ewr didn't have a single day below freezing last january. even 2012 had days below freezing

if the 50/50 isn't as strong this spring/summer we'll roast

cutters with brief cold shots behind them

we're collectively responsible for an outlier prediction?

it's their favorite strawman

did you not notice the record warmth everywhere else

it's not going to do that and you'll scurry away when it fails to happen

looking at model soundings to determine where the lift will take place and making a best guess

it's a bullshit method

https://www.wxcaster.com/gfssnow.txt 1) Find the maximum temperature in the lowest 500 hPa in degrees K (MAXTMP) 2) If MAXTMP is greater than 271.16K, then the liquid equivalent ratio (RATIO) is 12.0 + 2.0*(271.16-MAXTMP) 3) If MAXTMP is less than 271.16K, then the liquid equivalent ratio (RATIO) is 12.0 + (271.16-MAXTMP) The 3-hourly snowfall (SNOW) is RATIO multiplied by the three hour liquid precipitation total. The accumulated snowfall (ACCUM_SNOW) is the sum of all the SNOW values up to that projection time. no accounting for riming or snowflake type. useless.

is there anything worse than a day 10 kuchera map