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Tracking February 6. Light to moderate event potential


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3 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

NAMs ftw

The NAM gets tossed way too easily. When it comes to the finer details and mesoscale influences the NAM can do a pretty damn good job. I've come to really like taking the major global models for the synoptics and larger-scale features/evolutions and then applying how the NAM is handling the mesoscale to better define/fine tune expectations. 

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Just now, weatherwiz said:

The NAM gets tossed way too easily. When it comes to the finer details and mesoscale influences the NAM can do a pretty damn good job. I've come to really like taking the major global models for the synoptics and larger-scale features/evolutions and then applying how the NAM is handling the mesoscale to better define/fine tune expectations. 

I like it inside 24-36 hrs, Outside of that window not much use.

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3 minutes ago, dryslot said:

I like it inside 24-36 hrs, Outside of that window not much use.

i like your pfp. I used that image for my super bowl party invitation haha.

 

Weather related my area has been warming quickly since the change-over to sleet. PWS in the area are showing 28-31 now. but the precipitation will get a lot spottier after about 10:30am.

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6 minutes ago, dryslot said:

I like it inside 24-36 hrs, Outside of that window not much use.

I've always thought that way too, however, I've changed my stance on that thinking. 

Obviously everyone has their own preference, but I actually like to start looking at finer details even 3-4-5 days out....not necessarily for creating a forecast, but to just have an understanding or an idea of what would happen if this was unfolding in real time. 

I think there is great benefit in the forecasting process to look at finer details that far out because you can assess those trends with the trends of the entire storm evolution as its modeled and versus real time. 

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Just now, weatherwiz said:

I've always thought that way too, however, I've changed my stance on that thinking. 

Obviously everyone has their own preference, but I actually like to start looking at finer details even 3-4-5 days out....not necessarily for creating a forecast, but to just have an understanding or an idea of what would happen if this was unfolding in real time. 

I think there is great benefit in the forecasting process to look at finer details that far out because you can assess those trends with the trends of the entire storm evolution as its modeled and versus real time. 

Yeah, I probably should've rephrased that, It does give you a general idea of possible trends, The Nam is really good i think at picking up on a warm tongue when others models don't, Its tough to deny if it still shows that once inside the window i mentioned.

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1 minute ago, dryslot said:

Yeah, I probably should've rephrased that, It does give you a general idea of possible trends, The Nam is really good i think at picking up on a warm tongue when others models don't, Its tough to deny if it still shows that once inside the window i mentioned.

I remember being burned way too many times not buying the warm tongue haha. One big case was the PDII in 2007 (or was that PDI?)

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