Ntxw wrote:Senor Yuropean has initialized. Some numbers as it rolls shall we?
Yes please! You know which cities I would like to hear qpf for
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Ntxw wrote:Senor Yuropean has initialized. Some numbers as it rolls shall we?
Ntxw wrote:So far through Friday
0.32 qpf IAH (some upper 540s thicknesses so im guessing some mixing going on, not sure how much is snow)
0.20 CLL all snow
AUS 0
DFW 0
SAT 0

Ntxw wrote:So far through Friday
0.32 qpf IAH (some upper 540s thicknesses so im guessing some mixing going on, not sure how much is snow)
0.20 CLL all snow
AUS 0
DFW 0
SAT 0

Ntxw wrote:So far through Friday
0.32 qpf IAH (some upper 540s thicknesses so im guessing some mixing going on, not sure how much is snow)
0.20 CLL all snow
AUS 0
DFW 0
SAT 0
Beaumont 0.48 very marginal, mixing to snow at the end.
iorange55 wrote:I don't know if the stats back me up (probably not) but it seems recently the GFS has been doing a better job in the short range than the Euro.

Ntxw wrote:iorange55 wrote:I don't know if the stats back me up (probably not) but it seems recently the GFS has been doing a better job in the short range than the Euro.
Euro has been king 24 hours out.
South Texas Storms wrote:Ntxw wrote:iorange55 wrote:I don't know if the stats back me up (probably not) but it seems recently the GFS has been doing a better job in the short range than the Euro.
Euro has been king 24 hours out.
So does that mean to trust to euro more than the gfs for tomorrow event?
South Texas Storms wrote:So does that mean to trust to euro more than the gfs for tomorrow event?

Ntxw wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:So does that mean to trust to euro more than the gfs for tomorrow event?
I would, but that doesn't mean the Euro is right. You'll just have to look at the radar
The other models have been waffling about qpf and temps, Euro hasn't really...


South Texas Storms wrote:Ntxw wrote:iorange55 wrote:I don't know if the stats back me up (probably not) but it seems recently the GFS has been doing a better job in the short range than the Euro.
Euro has been king 24 hours out.
So does that mean to trust to euro more than the gfs for tomorrow event?


Rgv20 wrote:oh and the new 0z UKMET came in a little bit with more moisture than the GFS for SE and South Texas.

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