iorange55 wrote:What in the world is with the GFS?
LOL!!! The 18z GFS is always nutty but this might be the best one ever. The 20 degreeC isotherm clearly indicates that's a warm core tropical entity! XD
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iorange55 wrote:What in the world is with the GFS?
rkbjunior wrote:If I remember correctly our last ice storm here in Central Texas was around MLK day back in 2007 I think. I remember going to get extra food and drinks and I was able to leave the drinks on the back porch and they were colder sitting out there than if I had put them in the fridge. Hope I get to do that again.
somethingfunny wrote:iorange55 wrote:What in the world is with the GFS?
LOL!!! The 18z GFS is always nutty but this might be the best one ever. The 20 degreeC isotherm clearly indicates that's a warm core tropical entity! XD
Ntxw wrote:0z updates! NAM is not good beyond 48 hours but does show hints of a low trying to form west of California at hour 84.
srainhoutx wrote:Perhaps you missed those -39's on the 850's in Canada. Albeit the NAM, that's darn impressive for a mesoscale model at this range, IMO.
Bsr wrote:Greetings all.
Newcomer to the party. Been a lurker for a while and only decided to post and say thank you. Although I'm a reasonably well-educated man, the language of this site can be difficult to get past....a little like a well intentioned, eager mind reading Shakespeare for the first time, rather than watching it live on stage. In any case, for those rare occurrences when I've actually understood something, or others made it simple for me to understand, thank you. I am quickly becoming a weather...dare I say it...a weather nerd. Not that there is anything wrong with...
You get my point. Thanks again from the idiot who doesn't know a GFS from hole in the head.
Keep up the great work.
gpsnowman wrote:What does IMO mean? Also, I tried to look for and could not find the JB video backtracking his winter outlook. Are some of his videos something you have to pay for? Some are available on the AW site but not all I assume. Hope I don't sound like a dummy but any info would be nice. Alot of winter ahead of us......
iorange55 wrote:Amazing how the GFS is so different than the Euro.
Also according to the GFS we'll basically miss both of the arctic fronts coming down. Somehow they come down to the red river and then just poop east. With basically no precip.
No tropical storm either...pffft talk about flip flopping.
Texas2Florida wrote:iorange55 wrote:Amazing how the GFS is so different than the Euro.
Also according to the GFS we'll basically miss both of the arctic fronts coming down. Somehow they come down to the red river and then just poop east. With basically no precip.
No tropical storm either...pffft talk about flip flopping.
LOL@ "poop east!" I laughed out loud for 5 minutes. Yeah from what I can see and what I've learned that seems to be what it's showing but kind of illogical..GFS....smh...
iorange55 wrote:I just glanced at the Euro looks as though it might not be quite as good looking as the past models. Long ways out but it shows some reallllly cold coming down. The main push goes a little east, but even so that is some chilly air it's showing.
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