I was shocked DCG cancelled school, but hey, I had to call in so I could stay home with the kid. Dang.
It has hardly begun. I got to thinking about these threads this morning. Do you demand to know exactly where a tornado path will be and when it will happen hours or days in advance? If so go ahead and wrongly flame away. If not consider having the same patience or understanding for winter weather.
It has hardly begun. I got to thinking about these threads this morning. Do you demand to know exactly where a tornado path will be and when it will happen hours or days in advance? If so go ahead and wrongly flame away. If not consider having the same patience or understanding for winter weather.
It has hardly begun. I got to thinking about these threads this morning. Do you demand to know exactly where a tornado path will be and when it will happen hours or days in advance? If so go ahead and wrongly flame away. If not consider having the same patience or understanding for winter weather.
That doesn't seem like an accurate comparison because summer storms are far more volatile than snow events. Wouldn't a better comparison be estimating the path, amount, and timing of a rain event vs a snow event?
I was going to stay at home today due to the weather report this morning. Good things I ignored the weather reporters.
My wife stayed home and she's loving it. It's been a 5 day weekend for her (PTO friday, Holiday Monday, Office closed today)
government worker?
My wife stayed home and she's loving it. It's been a 5 day weekend for her (PTO friday, Holiday Monday, Office closed today)
I know this is the 1/22 storm thread, but temps on Thursday are going to be -14 with wind chill approaching 40 below.
Look at the threads after a Cyclone loss.
It is and it isn't. Do you care about tenths or hundredths of an inch of rain? That's what forecasting snow can be like due to available moisture, temps lower level temps/humidity it goes on and on. Both have their challenges but pretty much every meteorologist would probably agree that winter weather is harder to forecast. It's made worse by the fact that it impacts our lives more. "Oh darn I didn't get that half inch of rain I guess I will go for a run." "We didn't get the five inches of snow they forecast!!!"
Yeah I understand and agree with your point on forecasting rain vs snow, I just thought the "predict the exact path and location of a tornado" was a bit off base and exaggerated.
You are spot on - we don't squabble one bit if we get .50" of rain instead of .75" but that difference of precipitation/moisture for a snow event is a larger amount due to the precip-accumulation factor.