billski
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Yep. Maine is rockin now. No VT is still not getting a lot of love.Friday actually looks pretty good for moderate accumulations. WSW's up in Maine.
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Yep. Maine is rockin now. No VT is still not getting a lot of love.Friday actually looks pretty good for moderate accumulations. WSW's up in Maine.
Rumors of what? Monday has been on the models for a few days now. Joe Bastardi has been tweeting about this one for a while. He even references the JMA! Which is awesome.
Because it's dumb to create a storm thread 6 or 7 days before an event (there was one here that was 10 days this winter), because more often than not there will be no such storm as depicted. That's what the winter forecast thread is for.
As for Bastardi, he does long-range forecasting, that's his deal, and most of the people who follow him understand that.
Because it's dumb to create a storm thread 6 or 7 days before an event (there was one here that was 10 days this winter), because more often than not there will be no such storm as depicted. That's what the winter forecast thread is for.
As for Bastardi, he does long-range forecasting, that's his deal, and most of the people who follow him understand that.
Yes. I agree. I'm not supporting creating treads about storm this far out! I commented on what I saw for 2/2/2014 like the thread title says. I agree there are too many threads being created about the same events. There were two blizzard threads.
Or what if we name them?
My wife watched TWC for the last 2 days, and I barely kept myself from launching the TV out into the "amazing, awesome, life threatening, killer, zombie apocalypse, disaster" blizzard that was J***!
What's the consensus on days out? 4 days out and longer = no independent thread?
I cant make it 2 minutes. Just awful. And it's become absurdly political since NBC acquired it.
I think 4 days out is okay, personally I'd go with 3 days myself. But yeah, this "216 hour GFS model shows a storm thread" should be in the long-rage winter thread (if at all), that's what it's for.
Just to clarify. When I say four days, that would mean a discussion started today (Thursday) for a storm Monday gets moved. A thread starting tomorrow gets to "live".
GFS seems to want this happening but the bullseye is south, over Philadelphia.
Can't imagine the models hold though. Accuweather is only giving the storm a 1/3 chance of developing.
Ok. We'll leave this one. I'll draft a "weather posting guidelines" thread and sticky it later today. Folks will need to participate in the monitoring process and report repeat threads or long range speculations that belong in the general winter forecast thread.