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Jan 2012 Banter Thread


LongBeachSurfFreak

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Yes when most of the precip is out of the area. We are fighting over the 78 hour Nam lol.

You do realize that the euro is the ONLY model that has snow for us right? And I mean any model.

gfs, gefs, nam, dgex, eta, rsm, srefs, ggem and jma are all rain.

And the euro is slowly trending north with every run.

Last nights 0z euro gave barely anything for you. Maybe 1" of snow. And 2"-3" away from the ocean into NYC and LGA.

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You do realize that the euro is the ONLY model that has snow for us right? And I mean any model.

gfs, gefs, nam, dgex, eta, rsm, srefs, ggem and jma are all rain.

And the euro is slowly trending north with every run.

Last nights 0z euro gave barely anything for you. Maybe 1" of snow. And 2"-3" away from the ocean into NYC and LGA.

Forgot to add, Ukie is rain also.

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+4 for the month so far with the last 10 days running well above normal? i don't know how much we have to be above normal to make the top 10 but with no arctic outbreaks on the horizon, even without a torch, I think we are quite warm for the month.

I don't even think we crack top 10 right now to be honest, we have virtually no shot at top 5.

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Alex, a lot of the times,the precip comes in faster than what the models show when overrunning events occur. You can toss in the towel with Trail mix but I am not doing so just yet.

Its basically always that it comes in faster, the only times it won't is when you have an exceptionally strong high to the north that is slow to exit, this occurred in PDII, but generally the precip is at least 3-4 hours earlier than models show at 24 hours and beyond 48 hours they usually do not resolve the advanced precip well at all.

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+4 for the month so far with the last 10 days running well above normal? i don't know how much we have to be above normal to make the top 10 but with no arctic outbreaks on the horizon, even without a torch, I think we are quite warm for the month.

Where are you getting this? Models and ensembles have backed off the mega heat ridge they had a few days ago.

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+4 for the month so far with the last 10 days running well above normal? i don't know how much we have to be above normal to make the top 10 but with no arctic outbreaks on the horizon, even without a torch, I think we are quite warm for the month.

I think we're roughly 2 degrees below the 10th warmest though right now or 1.5, so it may take quite a bit to get it up into there, especially if we don't mega-torch like it looked like we would at one point, at least for several days straight.

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I think we're roughly 2 degrees below the 10th warmest though right now or 1.5, so it may take quite a bit to get it up into there, especially if we don't mega-torch like it looked like we would at one point, at least for several days straight.

Seems like both torches and cold shots have overperformed this month (we got into the mid 50s overnight), so I wouldn't be surprised to see a couple days of mega torch next week.

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that means nothing. Having followed CIPS for a while, it has put of plenty of weenie analagues which provide nothing but false hope.

You have to use the composite guidance impacts more than anything. Its funny though, not only is 2/22/08 in there but 2/09/94, 2/12/94, and 12/20/08 are as well

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Yeah these brief cold shots with warmups in between really kill our averages. Yesterday wasn't a 50 degree day/nor is today but both days registered brief high temps in the 50s since our warmup came late at night. Even if we're down into the 20s by midnight tonight we still will be at least +7 for the day after a +13 yesterday. I never thought Dec would end up at +6 either but it did.

Seems like both torches and cold shots have overperformed this month (we got into the mid 50s overnight), so I wouldn't be surprised to see a couple days of mega torch next week.

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