December 22, 201015 yr I could be losing my mind, but I seem to remember a time not all that long ago when forecasters didn't have to wait until it was snowing outside to be able to tell if it was going to snow or not.:lol: They're waiting for the storm from the pacific to hit land to determine where and when it will mix with the low pressure system which will determine the track the storm will take.
December 22, 201015 yr Author I don't know where the storm is no longer going to happen comes from but from reading Chris Bailey's blog he is still calling for the storm to hit us. I just got a text from his twitter page and he said that the various afternoon model runs are all starting to come into agreement. They say we will get a good amount of snow this weekend. How much in what area is still up for debate. Also each map of snowfall from the earlier model runs have showed 4-6 inches for the Richmond area.
December 22, 201015 yr I don't know where the storm is no longer going to happen comes from but from reading Chris Bailey's blog he is still calling for the storm to hit us. I just got a text from his twitter page and he said that the various afternoon model runs are all starting to come into agreement. They say we will get a good amount of snow this weekend. How much in what area is still up for debate. Also each map of snowfall from the earlier model runs have showed 4-6 inches for the Richmond area. Are you trying to tell me I'm going to have to come into work on Christmas Eve to plow snow??? Bah humbug.
December 22, 201015 yr I don't know where the storm is no longer going to happen comes from but from reading Chris Bailey's blog he is still calling for the storm to hit us. I just got a text from his twitter page and he said that the various afternoon model runs are all starting to come into agreement. They say we will get a good amount of snow this weekend. How much in what area is still up for debate. Also each map of snowfall from the earlier model runs have showed 4-6 inches for the Richmond area. Radio and some TV here in NKY are saying it looks like it's going to "miss" us giving us either flurries or very little snow fall. I say it's still to early to know, but then again I'm not a weatherman. :lol:
December 22, 201015 yr Radio and some TV here in NKY are saying it looks like it's going to "miss" us giving us either flurries or very little snow fall. I say it's still to early to know, but then again I'm not a weatherman. :lol: They have no clue. Bailey's blog is by far the best place to look for weather info.
December 22, 201015 yr :: They have no clue. Bailey's blog is by far the best place to look for weather info. The No. Ky. crew are saying that So. Ky. will be getting quite a bit, but further north will not.
December 22, 201015 yr They have no clue. Bailey's blog is by far the best place to look for weather info. Yea but Bailey's blog is saying maybe an inch up in NKY. MAYBE This sucks, I wanted a foot of snow, followed by no work for a month and series of snows until it all melts because it's just 70 one day. This is all I wanted for Christmas.
December 23, 201015 yr It's looks like we will get a few inches for sure it's just a matter of how much.
December 23, 201015 yr Author Are you trying to tell me I'm going to have to come into work on Christmas Eve to plow snow??? Bah humbug. Hey! I know the feeling. If we do get all of the snow I'll have to go into work Sunday night to plow our parking lot and walkways.
December 23, 201015 yr Hey! I know the feeling. If we do get all of the snow I'll have to go into work Sunday night to plow our parking lot and walkways. Yeah if it hits by tomorrow morning I'll be in plowing the snow and then again on Sunday morning if more piles up.
December 23, 201015 yr Author Yeah if it hits by tomorrow morning I'll be in plowing the snow and then again on Sunday morning if more piles up. I think it is not supposed to start until sometime tomorrow evening or night. It is difficult to know the timing of these things though.
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