
At least we still have the 12k NAM on our side lol
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Jarodm12 wrote:Well it's over again, this is getting stupid I'm done y'all take care
bubba hotep wrote::uarrow:
At least we still have the 12k NAM on our side lol
Cerlin wrote:Jarodm12 wrote:Well it's over again, this is getting stupid I'm done y'all take care
It’s just one run. For all we know, the next euro run will dump 18 inches of snow in Tarrant county. It’s not set in stone until it actually happens—and while yes it’s discouraging, it’s nowhere near over.
cheezyWXguy wrote:Man, you guys are taking this single model run as gospel even moreso than the first euro run yesterday that showed the storm. As far as I can tell, of all the factors at play to make this storm happen, it seems the only thing wrong is that the track deviated north. The storm doesn’t shear out, the air associated is sufficiently cold, there’s enough moisture, etc, but the track is further north than before. Even the trowel of snow accumulation looks the same, just removed to the north. I’d argue that this track uncertainty problem is a lot better than our concerns yesterday about storm evolution
Portastorm wrote::uarrow:
Hey bubba, we’re pulling for y’all! I hope you Metroplexers get a nice snowfall out of this event although it still”feels” too early to get excited.
I’m honestly expecting, at best (or worst), a cold rain here and maybe some of my fave - freezing drizzle.
bubba hotep wrote:Pretty big shift NW on the EPS... Also, UK Met looks almost exactly like the Euro.
Jarodm12 wrote:bubba hotep wrote:Pretty big shift NW on the EPS... Also, UK Met looks almost exactly like the Euro.
Typical let's see if the nam caves , now it's gonna be freaking too warm even in southern Oklahoma this is unbelievable
bubba hotep wrote:18z 12k NAM
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/namconus/2018123018/namconus_asnow_scus_29.png
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