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Current forecast is below the probabilistic projections from the end of March. We may get lucky. Peak is expected to be sometime between Sunday and Wednesday. Speculation is that more water is going into the ground than expected. But rain forecast for this weekend could cause problems.
The Spring Forecasting Experiment provides opportunities for forecasters to provide feedback to ensure that new guidance products and visualization approaches meet their needs. This is a unique opportunity to see and influence the future of NWS forecasting tools for high-impact weather.
The experiment is directly aligned with NOAA FACETs and Warn-on Forecast (WoF) programs, including examination and evaluation of real-time forecasts from a prototype WoF ensemble system.
Activities are formulated to provide evidence-based information on how best to design convection-allowing models and ensemble systems, which is accomplished through contributions to the Community-Leveraged Unified Ensemble (CLUE) by EMC, GSL, NCAR, NSSL, and GFDL.
The SFE supports NOAA plans to develop a simplified, unified forecast system (UFS). A prototype CAM system called the Rapid Refresh Forecast System (RRFS) will be evaluated against the operational HRRR and HREF for severe weather forecasting applications..
New testing and evaluation activities for SFE 2023 will include examinations of regional and global-with-nest versions of the Model for Prediction Across Scales (MPAS). New extended range (Days 3-8) CAM ensemble evaluations will also be conducted.
Partners: NWS Storm Prediction Center
Not a black and white photo… see the bare hint of yellow color between cloud layers?
My walk was cut short by rain today, but I did make it up to Waikoloa stables where I took this photo. It was about the time I turned around to head back, for I could tell the dark clouds were swelling, and the sky spaces where getting smaller and smaller, and quickly.
The signs were there from the very beginning; Mother Nature makes her intentions known. However I wanted to get outside and take the chance, and the rain I did get caught in was more like a peaceful, gentle blessing.
As I write this? It’s pouring.
Speaker of the Arizona House Steve Montenegro speaking with attendees at the 2025 Legislative Forecast Luncheon hosted by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Parka reversible de mujer en blanco y azul marino con bolsillos y polo blanco de manga corta. Perfecto casual look de mujer.
The Forecast is a great band from my home town of Peoria, IL. They are totally awesome! If I recall they wouldn't let me pay for this shirt, and that it was given to me after watching "Waiting" with Dustin, Roots, Atomic and Sean Brant. It was a pretty fun night, and hey awesome shirt! For free! I even had my hand in my wallet!
We saw a woolly worm on the path at Midewin, allowing us to access the official woolly worm forecast telling us how bad a winter we're going to have. This woolly worm was fairly light, with just a bit of black at its front end. So the woolly worms evidently believe that we're going to have a storm at the start of winter, but the rest of the season will be pretty easy.
(It's good to use words like "evidently" when talking about woolly worm forecasts. You don't want to go out and misinterpret woolly worm prognostication without adequate evidence.)
Construction workers discuss plans Thursday to remove ice from the site of a 10-foot-wide multi-use pathway that will be poured on the eastern side the new bridge at Martin's Point.
Smidge, Scotland's new, family friendly repellent, which is great for all-weather adventuring. More information to be found at midgeforecast.co.uk