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Feb. 8-12 Model Discussion Part III


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Alright...I have been looking at radar vs forecasts and I am starting with Dallas Tx:

Here is their forecast for tonight:

Tonight: Rain before 3am, then rain, snow, and sleet. Low around 27. East northeast wind around 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Total nighttime snow and sleet accumulation of less than a half inch possible

Here is the radar:

http://www.intellicast.com/National/Radar/Current.aspx?animate=true

I could be wrong, but I do not see, judging from the radar, how that is starting at 3:00am? This brings my next question...is the low tracking as forecasted by the models?

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Here is my call for GA

EmersonGA gets 1.5 putting him in to double digits for this year!!

I get an inch and my wife gets mad because I spend so much time on the board.

Dawsonwx listens to my stupid IMBY questions via PM

Dixieblizzard gets almost three inches and he hosts a big americanwx.com party at his swanky pool :thumbsup:

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Here is my call for GA

EmersonGA gets 1.5 putting him in to double digits for this year!!

I get an inch and my wife gets mad because I spend so much time on the board.

Dawsonwx listens to my stupid IMBY questions via PM

Dixieblizzard gets almost three inches and he hosts a big americanwx.com party at his swanky pool :thumbsup:

That was a good one. Got me laughing on that one....

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This run isn't even good for eastern Carolinas.

yep, flatter aloft through 24, which should translate east in the not so moist sense... Not a good shift, but given the ingest, would like to see more stations in for the GFS before jumping off of Iso's fail-boat, with rummer has it, eyewall is captaining tonight.

NOUS42 KWNO 090121

ADMNFD

SENIOR DUTY METEOROLOGIST NWS ADMINISTRATIVE MESSAGE

NWS NCEP CENTRAL OPERATIONS CAMP SPRINGS MD

0117Z WED FEB 09 2011

00Z RAOB RECAP...

DDC/72451 - 10142.

GYX/74389 - 10150.

MZT/76458 - 10159.

MZL/76654 - 19159.

KPP/78970 - 19159.

PPG/91765 - 10159.

YAK/70361 - 10142.

YSA/71600 - MISSING PART B.

CWD CONTS.. NCEP..NWSTG..NCF AND NWS SOUTHERN REGION WILL

PARTICIPATE.. DUE TO WINTER STORM ACROSS SRN REGION.. THRU

10/13Z.

$$

NEWBY/SDM/NCO/NCEP

Mixed message, are those stations out, are only ingest up to a certain level? No RAOB recap, and am left wondering a big bag of mixed fail along with WTF... :huh:

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Yeah, I've been noting the talk about the E half of GA/Upstate/WNC being skipped over due to the low transfer. I'd never begrudge others their snow, but I would be kinda irked if we got a dusting or so while to our west and well to our east they got well over that much.

Dallas is progged to get another 1-3" by the way...they've been having an awesome pair of winters considering they avg about 2"/year.

since that gap is in so many of the models its hard to ignore. sigh. but it is certainly hard to take lol. i just want one more inch this year and i will be happy. get some snow in each month and go out with a bang :snowman:

i got that icky feeling with that RPM, if it keeps widdling it away over night there wont be anything left tomorrow :axe:

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NAM snowfall map off of Wright Weather says the only county in GA to get 1" is the extreme northwestern two counties...just those two. LOL .

It paints me at >.1" snow but less than .5" of snow. LOL.

It's gonna be a shame if you're the big winner out of all of this...not because everyone else looses but that you are forced to be happy with a half inch of snow arrowheadsmiley.png

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