re: Big Cold Blast Coming - Round 2

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What model predicted the snow event so far out? That's the one im gonna ride with

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Canadian and NAM were solid with the EURO jumping on board followed by the GFS.

Where with the euro runs does it show precip? Every time I'm on Trop tidbits I can never see the euro precip runs, only the lower,upper, and thermodynamics like this.


I've found the GFS, CMC, and NAVGEM MSLP & precip models but can't see the ECMWF. Is this a case where the ECMWF does not run precip models, only the thermodynamics?

Weather.us shows the Euro with precip

Thanks! Think I'll just stick with watching the gfs and cmc runs while leaving the euro runs to the experts on here, trop tid is a bit easier to maneuver than the weather . us site in my novice opinion

Browsing the site and so far every model run has a "Sorry, we could not find that!", probably because I'm not a member?

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Let's see what Pat Shingleton has to say first

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LOL

I hope that dude who was pissed about Pat Shingleton being wrong last week about the snow finds him a new weatherman before Christmas.

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Where with the euro runs does it show precip? Every time I'm on Trop tidbits I can never see the euro precip runs, only the lower,upper, and thermodynamics like this.

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Euro is limited on tropical tidbits.



That Euro run is showing a potential blizzard/ice storm for the country's mid section. That low over Colorado will dive down into the plains and get stronger. Depending on track, it paints an icy picture for somewhere.

That big artic high over Canada is worth watching run to run if that low keeps showing up. It'll block a northern path if it doesn't move out to the east. Putting Oklahoma and North Texas in the thick of it. IMO. Which isn't that of a professional.

Eww cold rain

18z GFS is off the rails

Shows a dusting for BR on the 23rd, an ice storm of Biblical proportions on Christmas Day, and a sleet/snow mix on the 27th

What a week that would be!