re: Big Cold Blast Coming - Increasing chances of ice/light snow flurries Tuesday afternoon

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Everyone turn on WBRZ to watch Eachus (or whoever) shite himself again!!
Or will they get on board??



Well if they say we get nothing, they're at least riding the NWS. Which I can't fault them for

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The sociology shite is where he really loses me.

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In lieu of continuous Lloyd Christmas memes about #BatonRouge area snow, here are "chances" for snow. It's better to approach a forecast like this in probabilities rather than definitives. Most likely scenario is no accumulation, less than 25% chance of 1-2 inches | #LaWX #MsWX -
Eachus on 12/7

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There is some question with regards to overnight lows tonight as
they will be highly dependent on the exact timing of the front,
but the exact values are less important than stressing that the
daily highs will occur before sunrise in most locations as the
cold air advection in the wake of the FROPA will result in
steadily dropping temperatures through the day.

Light rain along and behind the front is still expected to
transition to sleet and snow across interior east Texas and
central Louisiana by around 12Z based on the latest forecast
soundings. Accumulation is still expected to be minimal with
widespread amounts around 1 inch. Locally higher amounts of up to
2 inches will be possible.

The transition line will gradually work its way south
through the morning into the early afternoon. Along the I-10
corridor, forecast soundings continue to indicate a warmer layer
aloft through much of the early afternoon indicating that winter
precip will likely fall in the form of sleet or freezing rain.
Forecast soundings do indicate that this layer will eventually
cool allowing for a brief period of a transition to snow sometime
during the late afternoon into the early evening before the
precipitation comes to an end. Once again, any sleet/snow
accumulation will be generally an inch or less. Freezing rain
accumulation is expected to be under 0.05 inches. Historically,
this is not usually enough to result in widespread power outages,
but preparations should be made for potential power outages in the
event that ice accumulations are higher than forecast.

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Is josh eachus the guy who held out to the end that there wouldn’t be any snow? And kept downplaying it until it was literally a snowstorm outside?

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And THEN took credit for displaying professionalism by altering the forecast as it was happening!

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