Let’s get a little more in to the snow discussion. Specifically, how much and for who. I’ve put together a matrix of cities and
various computer models’ snow output.
To begin with, here is the 12z snow accumulation projection from the high resolution RPM forecast model. The model run covers snow through 6am CT Saturday.
To begin with, here is the 12z snow accumulation projection from the high resolution RPM forecast model. The model run covers snow through 6am CT Saturday.
(Click the image to see larger version.)
Heaviest snows will fall from southern Nebraska, central Iowa, southern Wisconsin and northern Michigan.
Now to the matrix. These are for various locations across the Midwest.
CITY
|
12z NAM
|
12z GFS
|
12z RPM
|
12z EURO
|
AVG
|
Cedar
Rapids, IA
|
8.2”
|
10.3”
|
9.3”
|
||
Columbus,
IN
|
0.3”
|
0.3”
|
|||
Bloomington,
IN
|
2.2”
|
1.3”
|
1.8”
|
||
Indianapolis
|
1.4”
|
0.6”
|
0.7”
|
0.9”
|
|
Lafayette,
IN
|
1.4”
|
0.9”
|
0.2”
|
0.8”
|
|
Moline,
IL
|
3.8”
|
2.3”
|
3.1”
|
||
Muncie,
IN
|
1.7”
|
1.5”
|
0.8”
|
1.3”
|
|
St.
Louis
|
0.0”
|
0.1”
|
0.1”
|
0.1”
|
I will continue to update the matrix as more model data
comes in. This way, you can see what the
various models are indicating.
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