There is an abnormally high rate of helicity in Kentucky and Southern Indiana, which greatly worries me that the tornado risk may be a bit underestimated with instability around 1000 j/kg.
-Andrew
Sunday, April 1, 2012
WRF Showing Rotating Updraft Potential
There is an abnormally high rate of helicity in Kentucky and Southern Indiana, which greatly worries me that the tornado risk may be a bit underestimated with instability around 1000 j/kg.
-Andrew
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I agree about snowday. Craig does a good job with his site but the people on there are just nasty. A live chat makes sites become places where venom is exchanged. Live chats turn more away than they bring in.
My new personal favorite model, the UKMWFS is predicting 6-48 inches of snow from the OK panhandle to New England. What impresses me the most is the remarkable consistency it has had today. 10 straight runs! This storm is still 2 days off so some changes are possible. I am very confident that winter storm watches will be out tonight. Stay tuned for this particularly dangerous event.
Do you happen to have a link to the model? Thanks.
Hello ERN WX.Are you serious about this winterstorm?
Sorry, Andrew there is no UKMWFS. I made it up last year for today. Everyone else asks me to show them it so don't worry. However, a UKMET/ECMWF/GFS blend has worked well for me lately. I sincerely apologize for any confusion. Sorry, Mike, no snow.
No big snowstorms until late October. That will be for the North Plains.
Hello ERN WX.Is this an April Fool's joke?If it was,that's fine.I need a laugh every now and then.Take care!!!!
That is my April fool's joke.
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