Snow seems a little further south in Kansas than what short term models were predicting? RAP and HRRR saying just to the east of Salina, KS could pick up 4 inches of snow. No big models were picking up on that and RAP and HRRR seem to be reflecting that at the last minute as well. anyone close to these areas?
That's what I'm hoping. NAM and NAM 3km seem to be further north with it. The NAM has been spot on with these last 2 storms. It was the one that had the further north solution from the beginning and we all thought it was drunk only to prove us wrong in the end. So is the further north solution that the NAM is showing gonna happen and all other models will play catch up again? I don't know but that's my hope right now. lol
What's the chance of this coming back north a bit? I know models this year have trended north 3-4 days prior to the storms so wonder if this will do the same?
I just really want to cash in on one of these storms. Not getting in on the first 2 so hoping for a north trend at this point.
Boy I swear, got missed by the storm last week, gonna get missed by the storm this week. Was hoping to cash in on this one but the trend for it looks like it may miss me to the south. What do I have to do?! Is there an Indian dance for snow? lol
Yeah I haven't had a good feeling about this storm for central Missouri for a couple days now. Maybe I'll get proved wrong but I don't know. I'm more interested in the Monday system. Most models are putting a WIDE area of snow down on Monday and ratios look to be 20:1 or better.
All the numbers around the L is the possible Low location and strength from different members correct?
If I am correct in that, are you telling me that some members have the low down in Texas while some members have it in Iowa? Thats crazy.