Oh, he's a meterologist...it MUST BE HIS FAULT!!!!
(Thanks for all the quality info)
I'm a farm kid, so we ragged on the weathermen plenty.........gotta blame someone when it rains all over your hay and no rain was forecasted
Oh, he's a meterologist...it MUST BE HIS FAULT!!!!
(Thanks for all the quality info)
I'm a farm kid, so we ragged on the weathermen plenty.........gotta blame someone when it rains all over your hay and no rain was forecasted(even though it wasn't their fault)
Oh, he's a meterologist...it MUST BE HIS FAULT!!!!
(Thanks for all the quality info)
Well if you wouldn't grow as much you would have less evapotransperation and less moisture to rain.
At FDX: What's your prediction for Monday's storm? Heard some pretty outrageous things.
To be honest I really have into that yet... this first one has taken most of my attention. But I'll look at it here in a bit.
Tough sometimes for models to deal with two storms back to back. If it is off on the first then its projecting the second storm from an already incorrect solution.
Man the Earl's website(even though I figured out there is no Earl) really upped the totals overnight so Des Moines and Ames looks to be ground zero. I know this is raw data(again, from this thread), but it appears the Sunday into Monday storm must go growing in totals as well.
Earl's GIS Radar Site Overlays Page
Man the Earl's website(even though I figured out there is no Earl) really upped the totals overnight so Des Moines and Ames looks to be ground zero. I know this is raw data(again, from this thread), but it appears the Sunday into Monday storm must go growing in totals as well.
Earl's GIS Radar Site Overlays Page
Man the Earl's website(even though I figured out there is no Earl) really upped the totals overnight so Des Moines and Ames looks to be ground zero. I know this is raw data(again, from this thread), but it appears the Sunday into Monday storm must go growing in totals as well.
Earl's GIS Radar Site Overlays Page
That includes the snow coming on Monday which is looking like it will drop 1" of rain and 10" of snow. We are still on track for 6-8" in the metro today.
To be fair, the American models did trend wetter this morning. If they were to verify 8-10 might be more likely in Des Moines.
As far as the next system goes, its not showing anywhere near that much rain(none at all the past few runs). CMC and Euro both stay far enough south its all snow as well.
I fly out of Baltimore on Friday at 5pm to DSM with a layover in Chicago. Supposed to arrive in DSM at 10pm. What are my chances on coming home on time?