Jump to content
  • Member Statistics

    17,794
    Total Members
    7,904
    Most Online
    manaja
    Newest Member
    manaja
    Joined

FAILDC#


Ji

Recommended Posts

  • Replies 1.7k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

i wasnt making a "it's moving too fast" argument.. tho still that's a problem if you want any legit backside snow as it always is. i think many of us have realized the storm track etc is not great for a while now.

PS> you are one of the best and most knowledgable posters on here for our area. I did not mean to imply I thought you were unaware of these other issues it was more for others who keep commenting on the speed as if that is the biggest problem. Its just one of many issues with this system. Your forecasts are generally excellent, keep up the good work.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

PS> you are one of the best and most knowledgable posters on here for our area. I did not mean to imply I thought you were unaware of these other issues it was more for others who keep commenting on the speed as if that is the biggest problem. Its just one of many issues with this system. Your forecasts are generally excellent, keep up the good work.

no, you're right. there is always plenty of incorrect attribution with "problems". slowing it down would not help us much but might get us toward 1" or something here in D.C. i agree the 500 track has continually gotten worse and the 850 track is bad. no density of cold air will help with that. i also do not believe there will be thundersnow or anything locally like that. most of the instability comes through while it's still too warm imo. the 500 vort is weakening as well as it passes.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I am not terribly jazzed that it is 55 and pouring 6-8 hours out from this "event"

So what you're saying is the there is no chance of a psuhoffman storm redux?

I'm not thrilled with the ull at this point. I'm not sure why but I had it stuck in my head last night that it would roll though a little (or alot) angrier that it looks like at this point. I guess the only saving grace of everything move through quicker is that I'll be awake for any changeover no matter how short lived it is.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

the NAM is flying....once the vort passes, precip cuts off...and there is really no lag time between the 850 low and the 500mb vort....i think most of us are screwed unless there are some amazing dynamics and convective snow.....I think the question is once it changes over if we get a deform band to form somewhere to the west/nw and swing through...but even then unless there are sick dynamics, it would probably be a cartopper at best...there is no precip left to work with..and while I realize dynamics could trump everything, I am not terribly jazzed that it is 55 and pouring 6-8 hours out from this "event"

Our little band of snow that won't amount to much.

post-1746-0-10811700-1323288486.gif

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Someone said we'd be 47 degrees by 5pm. Scratch that.

Temps holding tough in the 50s - warm air will be hard to scour out until about 9am Thursday when the CAA starts kicking ass under strong sunshine with dry air.

I think we finally fall into the upper 40s by about 10 pm tonight.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.

×
×
  • Create New...