Done.Maybe we should just rename this to Winter Weather 2020 - 2021?
Done.Maybe we should just rename this to Winter Weather 2020 - 2021?
I just noticed it looks like snow for 4 days straight. Will be interesting to see that develop.
4-8 days out....go grab a Magic 8 Ball. It will get you just as close.Any of the experts have some insights into what's expected and/or uncertainty with this system? I see wx underground has 9" of snow between 1/23 and 1/27.
4-8 days out....go grab a Magic 8 Ball. It will get you just as close.
Good job! Asterisks too!Done.
I fully understand the meteorology profession and its uncertainty. I was just curious what they wear today and recognize that they change.
Not to be picky or anything, but I think the title of the thread would look better if the "w" and "t" in "weather thread" were capitalized. Makes it more "official".Done.
Done.Not to be picky or anything, but I think the title of the thread would look better if the "w" and "t" in "weather thread" were capitalized. Makes it more "official".
If you want some detail read the forecast discussion on the NWS:https://forecast.weather.gov/produc...MX&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1Any of the experts have some insights into what's expected and/or uncertainty with this system? I see wx underground has 9" of snow between 1/23 and 1/27.
If you want some detail read the forecast discussion on the NWS:https://forecast.weather.gov/produc...MX&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1
Here is the discussion for the system later this week:
Meanwhile, a trough digging across the western US will begin to phase with the northern stream as it moves in the central US. The system is fairly messy as it moves across the CWA as models do not completely phase the northern and southern streams until east of the area. as such, there is still considerable uncertainty with this system, especially in regards to precipitation type. Models struggle with depth of the warm nose aloft and loss of ice introduction later in the event which would significantly impacts any accumulations. A wintry mix is likely further south with better chances for only snow further north and into Minnesota, but this will remain sensitive to any shift in timing and track.
Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for.
Ok, who's going to start the 1/23-1/27 weather thread? Weather Underground is showing 10" of snow in Des Moines for that time period.
Good job! Asterisks too!