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Mid week storm talk continued


mitchnick

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So now all of the sudden the NAM is dropping around .25 in the hood with temps ranging from 27 at start to about 32....previous runs had less than .05....my bet is it is not done yet juicing up and cooling down a bit with the overrunning...12z GFS will be telling

Yeah...front end dump that will get slathered with rain.

Sat, 02/05 looks interesting. If the GFS still has a bias to the east,

our area is in business when the low trends a tiny bit closer to the coast.

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Yeah...front end dump that will get slathered with rain.

Sat, 02/05 looks interesting. If the GFS still has a bias to the east,

our area is in business when the low trends a tiny bit closer to the coast.

For the record, I don't think anyone on here is on board with an all frozen event. The discussion has mainly been over what if anything will fall as frozen before the heavy rain and warm temps of Wednesday get here.

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For the record, I don't think anyone on here is on board with an all frozen event. The discussion has mainly been over what if anything will fall as frozen before the heavy rain and warm temps of Wednesday get here.

Yes, the NAM shows brief a very borderline boundary layer so brief snow to brief sleet to brief FR to drizzle and

then rain in part two of the storm.

The GFS is cooler so all of the frozen stuff would be slightly increased. In the end, the large second part of the storm is clearly rain.

2/5 looks good.

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I know it's silly but the NAM at 72 is not that warm at the surface here...I would be some places NW of here could be looking at a terrible ice storm...NAM also only gets into the lower 40's at best before dropping temps again IMBY. I still think this thing trends a bit colder....big rainstorm yes but an icy surprise for some????

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I know it's silly but the NAM at 72 is not that warm at the surface here...I would be some places NW of here could be looking at a terrible ice storm...NAM also only gets into the lower 40's at best before dropping temps again IMBY. I still think this thing trends a bit colder....big rainstorm yes but an icy surprise for some????

So a quarter-inch of ice Mon p.m. through Wed a.m. to harden up the snow pack, a rainy day Wednesday with upper 30's that will not do damage, then back into the freezer ? Looks like we stay white all week. :snowman:

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devastating ice storm for Cleveland

My home town! Grew up in northeast Ohio. This storm will suck for us, but I still find it interesting to follow vicariously as it's going to affect that area. With the uncertainty right now, it could be either heavy snow and ice, or a major ice storm up there from what I've seen.

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So a quarter-inch of ice Mon p.m. through Wed a.m. to harden up the snow pack, a rainy day Wednesday with upper 30's that will not do damage, then back into the freezer ? Looks like we stay white all week. :snowman:

According to the NAM...i think that's right...any bets the GFS comes in even cooler now at 12z?

And no I am not predicting a snowstorm for our area...but I do think the NAM is still shifting a bit and yes I am looking for a nice little pre thump before the rain.

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at hr. 72? How do you know it is ice; do you see colder air undercutting temperatures

just above freezing on the 850?

I'm talking the over .60 that falls prior to 72 with 2m temps in the mid 20's...72 is wetter and 32 and may be just plain rain with the upper levels so warm but prior to that is pretty icy looking to me

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Somehow, as disappointing for us as this storm is turning out...I can see it giving just bad enough ice to cut the power off yet again, right before the changeover to rain, as a final slap in the face!:arrowhead:

Seriously though...I haven't seen anything in the comments, but once we reach our highest temperature on Wednesday, anyone have an idea how quickly they'll drop? Not saying I expect any snow at the end, but from what I saw in the GFS, the surface temperatures crash big time toward evening. A quick re-freeze??

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I'm talking the over .60 that falls prior to 72 with 2m temps in the mid 20's...72 is wetter and 32 and may be just plain rain with the upper levels so warm but prior to that is pretty icy looking to me

I'm impressed, you are climbing the leaderboard of advanced weenies. :weight_lift:

The GEFS has a dominant precip type map and here it is for 06Z:

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