Things Not Looking Good in Near or Long Term
Here is the bad news, this chart is the EC forecast for total precipitation between now and January 13th:
The EC weather model is forecasting around a 1/4 inch of liquid precip during our snowiest time of the year.
Now the good news; The EC weather model is forecasting around a 1/4 inch of liquid precip during our snowiest time of the year. Yes, that is correct! This weather model along with the other other weather models have been consistently wrong the entire year. When EC has predicted something, long term, the exact opposite has occurred since last January. The exact opposite of no snow is lots of snow.
I will keep an eye out and continue reporting to my faithful readers. In the meantime, do not lose hope, not all is lost ... our snow will come, hopefully sooner rather than later.
Stay Tuned ...
The EC weather model is forecasting around a 1/4 inch of liquid precip during our snowiest time of the year.
Now the good news; The EC weather model is forecasting around a 1/4 inch of liquid precip during our snowiest time of the year. Yes, that is correct! This weather model along with the other other weather models have been consistently wrong the entire year. When EC has predicted something, long term, the exact opposite has occurred since last January. The exact opposite of no snow is lots of snow.
I will keep an eye out and continue reporting to my faithful readers. In the meantime, do not lose hope, not all is lost ... our snow will come, hopefully sooner rather than later.
Stay Tuned ...