January 30, 200917 yr You could see some schools reduce or even cancelled. I know that no student or even teacher would want this to happen but it's always a possibility.
January 30, 200917 yr I could see this one missing to the east of us. In fact just checked out weather.com and their most recent model has it being more of an eastern sea board event.
January 30, 200917 yr I could see this one missing to the east of us. In fact just checked out weather.com and their most recent model has it being more of an eastern sea board event. I don't wish troubles on anyone...but McPapa, is there a praying smilie?
January 30, 200917 yr I could see this one missing to the east of us. In fact just checked out weather.com and their most recent model has it being more of an eastern sea board event. At this point it is in the air, 50/50. I dont know why weather.com has done this, it is possible they go by what the models say and this season they have trended too far east. Saturday should be the day that this storm can be predicted.
January 30, 200917 yr At this point it is in the air, 50/50. I dont know why weather.com has done this, it is possible they go by what the models say and this season they have trended too far east. Saturday should be the day that this storm can be predicted. Yea it's still too far out to accurately predict the path, but even with the most recent storm it really wasn't looking to shape up as much until 24 hours before it hit. Time will tell.
January 30, 200917 yr Yea it's still too far out to accurately predict the path, but even with the most recent storm it really wasn't looking to shape up as much until 24 hours before it hit. Time will tell. still this is thing is going to be "the storm". It has a lot of moisture and very high winds.
January 30, 200917 yr From Louisville NBC (Belski): GFS - The 18Z totals precip for Monday's storm....about 1.25" of moisture here all in the form of snow. The ECMWF is showing about the same. More later but the models are definitely trending to the west." West = more snow for Louisville 1.25" of moisture = 1.25" of rain or 12.5" of snow http://www.wave3.com/Global/link.asp?L=191466
January 30, 200917 yr From Louisville NBC (Belski): GFS - The 18Z totals precip for Monday's storm....about 1.25" of moisture here all in the form of snow. The ECMWF is showing about the same. More later but the models are definitely trending to the west." West = more snow for Louisville 1.25" of moisture = 1.25" of rain or 12.5" of snow http://www.wave3.com/Global/link.asp?L=191466 WOW!!!!!!!!:isurrender::scared:
January 30, 200917 yr Oh baby! More snow!!!!! Bring it on!!!!! :clap: :banana: :dancingpa WOW!!!!!!!!:isurrender::scared: I'll believe it when I see it. If the Saturday evening model shows it heading this way then it'll be another long week inside. Edited January 30, 200917 yr by sportsfan41
January 30, 200917 yr WOW!!!!!!!!:isurrender::scared: :isurrender::isurrender::isurrender::isurrender: Throw up the flag because the strom is 4 days out. Lets try and wait for later readings so we dont get disappointed.
January 30, 200917 yr My wife just pointed out for those river towns, flooding may become an issue at some time in the near future.
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