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2024 Valentines Day Who the Hell Knows - Comeback Thread


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1 minute ago, high risk said:

Goddamnit, y'all.     I have literally worked as a RAP/HRRR developer, and I would still use the JMA or NAVGEM before I used the RAP/HRRR system for snow amounts.    B)

The GFS/NAM were showing 1-2" for the last storm at about this time, and the RAP/Hrr had 4-6", and some places got 6-7". 

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1 minute ago, MDScienceTeacher said:

But the GFS just showed more than the HRRR

     I was mostly speaking in jest, but   1) 10:1 maps are not good for interpreting model snowfall in events like these     2)  I'm still troubled by the NAM Nest not showing much here.   Maybe it will cave at 00Z, but it has a good track record in events like these at shorter ranges.

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13 minutes ago, EHoffman said:

Toss it

Yup...

In all seriousness, this one is cooked for us, but folks up north should be excited.  I would be.  We'd need a shift of about 50-75 miles to be in the game. Yeah, models are shifting south, but not by. increments we need.   NW crew firmly without the Goldilocks zone.

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Just keep your fingers crossed that the trend is our friend here. Some American mesos jumped on it big time - could equally be an overcommit that gives way to the more modest adjustment south other models have conceded so far, or… the concessions will continue and we get whacked for commutageddon once again. I mean, we ALL know around here that the last minute south trend is a fixture of our storms, since about… a month ago.

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