Weather for Big Monday 2-25?

Strange I see "this current storm" and "every storm", which the snow in Kansas City and Witchita were part of "this current storm". I'm sure the storm before Christmas was over-hyped too right...the one that crapped all over central Iowa (see IOWA connection for you). I guess that one is excluded from "every storm" since it doesn't fit your model.

I find it hilarious how riled up you guys get when someone questions how weather is reported.

Fine, not "every" storm. How about "most" storms? Is that better? Because I would be willing to wager a hefty amount that more storms get downgraded from their initial prediction than get upgraded.
 
Strange I see "this current storm" and "every storm", which the snow in Kansas City and Witchita were part of "this current storm". I'm sure the storm before Christmas was over-hyped too right...the one that crapped all over central Iowa (see IOWA connection for you). I guess that one is excluded from "every storm" since it doesn't fit your model.

That and the media werent really hyping this one. There were some early models showing bigger numbers, but pretty much from the start the actual weather people were saying 'hold up on that'
 
I find it hilarious how riled up you guys get when someone questions how weather is reported.

Fine, not "every" storm. How about "most" storms? Is that better? Because I would be willing to wager a hefty amount that more storms get downgraded from their initial prediction than get upgraded.

No one is riled up. You posted something completely wrong and got called on it. Deal with it.
 
I can't help but roll my eyes. The last mega winter storm thread started off predicting 20+ inches of snow for central Iowa. It's now 8:30 pm on Thursday evening and I'm looking out my window at maybe 1 inch of snow and there's nothing falling from the sky right now.
Someone had said one or more inches for Q storm, too early to tell.
 
Well, for entertainment purposes only:

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So about 3" right?

That's not looking at it quite right. What that map shows, along with the other models, is that the monday storm has significant precipitation with it. Somewhere between Little Rock and Minneapolis will get a good amount of rain or snow. They don't know where yet.

I think it's a good idea to leave amounts out of the thread, some people seem to not be able to handle the nuance of weather forecasting.
 
That's not looking at it quite right. What that map shows, along with the other models, is that the monday storm has significant precipitation with it. Somewhere between Little Rock and Minneapolis will get a good amount of rain or snow. They don't know where yet.

I think it's a good idea to leave amounts out of the thread, some people seem to not be able to handle the nuance of weather forecasting.

Im just trying to have fun with it. Im trying to recover from this pathetic excuse of a storm.
 
That's also contaminated with 5" from this storm in Des Moines, and even more north, so that map is basically worthless right now.

Im new to using that site, but thought by doing the 48hr instead of the 'total', it wouldnt include today's stuff.

But im new to using these types of things, so i may be wrong.
 
Im just trying to have fun with it. Im trying to recover from this pathetic excuse of a storm.
Yeah the two weather threads should be merged since Storm Q turned into Storm Quasi. The big one may be Big Monday if the perceived center drifts South.
 
Im new to using that site, but thought by doing the 48hr instead of the 'total', it wouldnt include today's stuff.

But im new to using these types of things, so i may be wrong.

Yeah nevermind, I read the header wrong. You are correct.
 

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