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March 4-6 Winter Storm pt 2


Harry

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my bad, I didn't see anything before I went to bed.  few tenths off milwaukee's low end of forecast. hard to believe my cyclone like call of 2.4" is in serious jeopardy of busting high even.

 

Same here, and my Madison call will be utterly awful probably.  Oh well, the Euro had the general idea with tapering amounts quickly north and east of Chicago.

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According to the 12z RGEM precipitation type maps, gonna need to drive 15 miles north for mostly frozen. :yikes:

 

 

good thing you're bald or else you'd have a chia pet head of gray hair after this one..   quit sweating it man... dr no has your back still.   that's all you need to look at..

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good thing you're bald or else you'd have a chia pet head of gray hair after this one..   quit sweating it man... dr no has your back still.   that's all you need to look at..

 

Winter beard is graying. Well, that's been happening for awhile. :(

 

Still riding a fine line here, but snow prospects have definitely increased. That's all I can ask for I guess.

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According to the 12z RGEM precipitation type maps, gonna need to drive 15 miles north for mostly frozen. :yikes:

 

Does flip completely over eventually, but not until tomorrow evening.

 

lol...12zrgem comes close to whiffing chicago thru n.IN and n.OH... 12zNAM hammers those same 'whiffed' areas...

 

Model differences inside 48hrs are astounding.

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lol...12zrgem comes close to whiffing chicago thru n.IN and n.OH... 12zNAM hammers those same 'whiffed' areas...

 

Model differences inside 48hrs are astounding.

Looks like it completely misses all of the WSW issued by Cleveland... at this point I'm not even sure what to think. SREF/GFS/NAM was 6" or so, ECMWF was 3-7" here, GGEM/RGEM/UKMET haven't had decent precip here for a while

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12z NAM text for LAF. Torch, then fun. 2-4"-ish.

 

 

24 03/05 12Z   32     31      94      13    0.03  0.00    540    549    1.2 -22.2 1011 100 -RA   014OVC257    0.0   10.727 03/05 15Z   35     32     100      14    0.04  0.00    541    548    1.4 -21.7 1009 100 -RA   011OVC135    0.0   11.630 03/05 18Z   36     33     101       9    0.10  0.00    540    546   -0.3 -22.6 1007 100 -RA   008OVC270    0.0    8.333 03/05 21Z   32     32      12       2    0.15  0.00    536    541   -4.9 -22.8 1005 100 SN    007OVC279    1.5    0.436 03/06 00Z   31     30      23      10    0.16  0.00    533    538   -5.8 -24.2 1006 100 -SN   007OVC239    1.6    0.939 03/06 03Z   27     26       8      15    0.08  0.00    531    538   -7.4 -24.0 1009 100 -SN   008OVC248    0.8    0.742 03/06 06Z   27     26     360      19    0.06  0.00    532    542   -8.1 -24.2 1012 100       009OVC155    0.4    3.345 03/06 09Z   27     25     348      18    0.01  0.00    533    545   -6.6 -22.9 1015 100       009OVC157    0.1    4.1
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Winter beard is graying. Well, that's been happening for awhile. :(

 

Still riding a fine line here, but snow prospects have definitely increased. That's all I can ask for I guess.

 

I might have to go bald after this winter.. going on 40 and the grey hair is spreading faster than a sex workers legs the night rent is due.

 

My favorite storms are the ones where you work your way in to the goods instead of being the bulls eye days out...  Congrats man. no way you deserved another cold rain.

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Looks like it completely misses all of the WSW issued by Cleveland... at this point I'm not even sure what to think. SREF/GFS/NAM was 6" or so, ECMWF was 3-7" here, GGEM/RGEM/UKMET haven't had decent precip here for a while

Well I guess the GFS can be crossed off that list... yikes

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12z NAM text for LAF. Torch, then fun. 2-4"-ish.

 

 

24 03/05 12Z   32     31      94      13    0.03  0.00    540    549    1.2 -22.2 1011 100 -RA   014OVC257    0.0   10.727 03/05 15Z   35     32     100      14    0.04  0.00    541    548    1.4 -21.7 1009 100 -RA   011OVC135    0.0   11.630 03/05 18Z   36     33     101       9    0.10  0.00    540    546   -0.3 -22.6 1007 100 -RA   008OVC270    0.0    8.333 03/05 21Z   32     32      12       2    0.15  0.00    536    541   -4.9 -22.8 1005 100 SN    007OVC279    1.5    0.436 03/06 00Z   31     30      23      10    0.16  0.00    533    538   -5.8 -24.2 1006 100 -SN   007OVC239    1.6    0.939 03/06 03Z   27     26       8      15    0.08  0.00    531    538   -7.4 -24.0 1009 100 -SN   008OVC248    0.8    0.742 03/06 06Z   27     26     360      19    0.06  0.00    532    542   -8.1 -24.2 1012 100       009OVC155    0.4    3.345 03/06 09Z   27     25     348      18    0.01  0.00    533    545   -6.6 -22.9 1015 100       009OVC157    0.1    4.1

 

 

What site did you use for that text?

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LAF on the 9z SREF plumes

mean: 6.2"

high: 11.6"

low: 1.2"

10 runs higher than the mean, 10 runs lower than the mean.

Things are looking up. If we don't get an additional southward shift then I'd probably put final amounts shy of warning criteria due to uncertainties on BL temps early on/changeover.

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