orangeblood wrote:For those in the DFW area, To illustrate our frustration levels with facts...this is the longest stretch of almost no measurable snowfall going back over 75 years to 1942-1945. Man, I hope February can deliver
Dang that's sad
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orangeblood wrote:For those in the DFW area, To illustrate our frustration levels with facts...this is the longest stretch of almost no measurable snowfall going back over 75 years to 1942-1945. Man, I hope February can deliver
stormlover2013 wrote:No showdown.
northjaxpro wrote::uarrow: Well, Ntxw, considering the overall large scale pattern and how that has evolved this winter, the GFS has performed quite well since the start of December '17. I would bank still with the GFS .
Ntxw wrote:northjaxpro wrote::uarrow: Well, Ntxw, considering the overall large scale pattern and how that has evolved this winter, the GFS has performed quite well since the start of December '17. I would bank still with the GFS .
It will be interesting for sure given this will be the second time this winter the two models have such extreme divergence northjaxpro. We'll have to see the coming days as to how the players appear. As always the Pacific is the tough part
Cpv17 wrote:This is just my opinion, but I believe the GFS will start to back off on the cold air for late next weekend/early next week. I still believe there will be a pretty potent front coming through and I actually believe the temps that the GFS is showing right now could be pretty accurate. I’m saying this because usually as we get in between the 150-200 hour range on the GFS it starts warming up with each passing run. Small increments each time. Then as we get within one or two days it will slowly start correcting itself. This has been the case with the GFS every time so far this winter that I can remember anyway when it’s forecasting an Artic front. I actually don’t think you can shave off 5-10 degrees with what it’s showing right now like a lot of you suggest. I believe that will come into play around Tuesday or Wednesday of this week. That is if it’s actually still saying a front will be coming.
Ntxw wrote:Cpv17 wrote:This is just my opinion, but I believe the GFS will start to back off on the cold air for late next weekend/early next week. I still believe there will be a pretty potent front coming through and I actually believe the temps that the GFS is showing right now could be pretty accurate. I’m saying this because usually as we get in between the 150-200 hour range on the GFS it starts warming up with each passing run. Small increments each time. Then as we get within one or two days it will slowly start correcting itself. This has been the case with the GFS every time so far this winter that I can remember anyway when it’s forecasting an Artic front. I actually don’t think you can shave off 5-10 degrees with what it’s showing right now like a lot of you suggest. I believe that will come into play around Tuesday or Wednesday of this week. That is if it’s actually still saying a front will be coming.
Shaving off 5-10 degrees mostly applies to within 24-48hrs. Not because it is right or wrong depicting cold, but there is a systematic problem of it being off by that many in real time. It was 13F at DFW a couple weeks ago and it initialized at 22-24F. This has occured in nearly cold snap this winter at DFW.
bubba hotep wrote:Ugly 5 day avg to end the 12z Euro run...
Cpv17 wrote:Ntxw wrote:Cpv17 wrote:This is just my opinion, but I believe the GFS will start to back off on the cold air for late next weekend/early next week. I still believe there will be a pretty potent front coming through and I actually believe the temps that the GFS is showing right now could be pretty accurate. I’m saying this because usually as we get in between the 150-200 hour range on the GFS it starts warming up with each passing run. Small increments each time. Then as we get within one or two days it will slowly start correcting itself. This has been the case with the GFS every time so far this winter that I can remember anyway when it’s forecasting an Artic front. I actually don’t think you can shave off 5-10 degrees with what it’s showing right now like a lot of you suggest. I believe that will come into play around Tuesday or Wednesday of this week. That is if it’s actually still saying a front will be coming.
Shaving off 5-10 degrees mostly applies to within 24-48hrs. Not because it is right or wrong depicting cold, but there is a systematic problem of it being off by that many in real time. It was 13F at DFW a couple weeks ago and it initialized at 22-24F. This has occured in nearly cold snap this winter at DFW.
I’m pretty sure you know what I’m talking about though. So tell me what’s causing that? You know way more than I do
orangeblood wrote:bubba hotep wrote:Ugly 5 day avg to end the 12z Euro run...
Really ugly, there appears to be a weakness in the -EPO/ridge in the Gulf of Alaska...this consequently doesn't allow a strong enough push south of the Arctic HPs/keeping the cold air bottled up to the north. Latest Euro matches up with the GEFS and Canadian, GFS Op appears to be the outlier...no Bueno!
South Texas Storms wrote:GFS Op is really all on its own right now. Euro, Canadian, the Ensembles are much different than the GFS Op. Not good for winter weather lovers here in TX.
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