Cold Rain

Not till Feb. I heard Jan was done.

We're going for cold rain here, not mild rain!

Figures

So does e26 or whatever it is still have Wake Co. with 36" on the NW side and .2" on the SE Cold Rain side?

Lol it's new here! Only a few of us were over there anyway.

Shetley /Shetley

Lakes Low! HAHAHAHAHAHA! I knew it! Thanks for the map.

Where's the parent high and how strong is it? I'm on mobile today and haven't seen a map showing that yet.

Dang, I forgot my wallet!

I'd like a large order of E5, please. Dining in.

You should come back in Feb and take a huge victory lap...unless you run out of gas on the last lap!

So over the past week or so, we've seen really good model runs for a couple of cycles and then a back-off to a less favorable pattern, followed by a couple of cycles with even better patterns. Each subsequent "back-off" cycle has been less bad and each subsequent "back-on" cycle has shown an even better set of solutions. I'm inclined to give some credence to this, which moves me to believe (i.e. hope) we'll see a back-off that's not so bad through probably 12Z tomorrow, at which point we should start to see some dynamite runs again. I expect today's data to be moderately ok.

But in the pattern thread, things are looking great.

I'd like a large order of E5, please. Dining in.

Look at all that blocking up and down the east coast!

January is done.

Lol if Shetley turns out to be right.

Hahaha

There's more legit whining about posters than legit whining about the pattern in the pattern thread. If somebody can post a 384 hr prog of a super block to justify the likelihood of a 384 hr super block, then there's no logical reason why someone else can't post a 384 hr prog of a death ridge to justify the likelihood of a 384 hr death ridge without folks jumping in their shorts. Obviously, the 100000000!1!1!1!11 % January is toast posts are ridiculous.

I like ice.

It's the evil feature that sits over the SE or off the SE coast that prevents our cold and snow. We don't want it. Bad. Most of the time in a -PNA pattern (troughing along the west coast), you get a ridge in the SE. By the way, I've also added the TWC Classics site to the Misc. section in my earlier post.

Added Grit's upper-level wind data site.

Thanks, Burger. Very useful stuff!