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March 1, 2019 Light Snow Chance


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Just now, jaydreb said:

Wow.  This thread barely made it 1 hour before killing it.  

Hopefully just a blip since all other guidance is wetter and has gotten better.  It is worriesome that the Euro has gotten progressively drier since 12z yesterday.

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6 minutes ago, Jandurin said:

LMAO did you see the radar on the last storm it was exceptional. Just because it didn't rain/snow on your house as much it's not like it was "dry".

 

wow

Radar was decent but dryslot worked in early and our area underperformed qpf. Most models had 1.5-2 inches of qpf. Most of us ended up with 4-6 inches of snow and a little ice on top. Do the math.

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Just now, osfan24 said:

Radar was decent but our area underperformed qpf. Most models have 1.5-2 inches of qpf. Most of us ended up with 4-6 inches of snow and a little ice on top. Do the math.

How much of that QPF was supposed to be rain though?  Maybe it was drier than expected overall but snow was pretty much in line with the models (IMBY).  

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27 minutes ago, Jandurin said:

you guys need to get your heads out of your yards

Thanks for the advice from an area that has pretty much jacked and maximized every chance this year. There is a HUGE part of the forum where that has not happened. At all. And the last storm DID underperform with regard to the modeled QPF - the spigot turned off at noon when that unmodeled dry slot worked in. 

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43 minutes ago, jaydreb said:

How much of that QPF was supposed to be rain though?  Maybe it was drier than expected overall but snow was pretty much in line with the models (IMBY).  

It performed fine snow-wise, but the point the poster made about there being no storms drier than anticipated in ages needed to be called out when the last storm was basically half the qpf models showed.

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