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Flaking Our Way Into MLK Weekend 1/17-1/18


Clinch Leatherwood

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Yawn, nothing to see here unless youre on the cape. For everyone else, move along to next storm. 22nd?

 

Only chance I could see anything happening is if the GFS refuses to cave and the EURO comes into agreement then maybe some SHSN to BOS and a coating-inch but even that seems unlikely.

 

-skisheep

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0z vs. 12z NAM seems less favorable at h5... lead northern energy rounding base of trough is stronger, and the following pulse (that would potentially interact with our storm) is weaker

 

slightly north vs. 18z but south vs. 12z

 

this one is slipping away... seems a stretch even for watch area down in DC

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My opinion is we see nada....

 

The NAM almost came towards the GFS, it's just too weak with the northern stream and a bit slower in the south...and that's all it takes for an essential total miss.  You can see the effect of the timing on the NAM around DC...precip tries to lift up, doesn't, then finally does off NJ but not in time for us or them.

 

We'll see, worth keeping an eye on.

 

72 hours ago the Euro had this missing by 750 miles.  Now it misses by 50-100.  Would rather take the 700!

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They were in good agreement on 4 or 8" 6 hours ago. They suck with this one.

Ginxy I hope so.

Going skiing with Eddie the yeti, Sunday river got 5" today.

4 or 8"? i think they had strong probs (90%) for 1", like 40-50% for 4" and 10% for 8". I think the most i saw on any single model run was a NAM run that had like .55" qpf at CHH - i don't feel like there was ever a great signal for this to really dump on the Cape.

with all the good forcing well to the SE and this thing just rocketing NE, it was a long shot that this would do much more than put down a little bit of fluff, imho.

it won't take much to drop and an inch or two though.

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4 or 8"? i think they had strong probs (90%) for 1", like 40-50% for 4" and 10% for 8". I think the most i saw on any single model run was a NAM run that had like .55" qpf at CHH - i don't feel like there was ever a great signal for this to really dump on the Cape.

with all the good forcing well to the SE and this thing just rocketing NE, it was a long shot that this would do much more than put down a little bit of fluff, imho.

it won't take much to drop and an inch or two though.

They were really bad, certainly no more skillful than anything else.

Rgem/nam to me are total misses because they're likely overestimating the precip on the NW side of the heavier band. Verbatim they'd be a total whiff for the cape aside of flurries as currently modeled. IMHO.

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