The main area of low pressure is continuing to move eastward. Its turn eastward will be a 200 mile difference from the last system we saw earlier this week with a similar northeast track.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
My Facebook page
Northeastern Indiana Weather Blog
My Blog List
Wane dot com weather blog
My Facebook page
Followers
Just the facts
- Greg Shoup
- Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
- I am a broadcast meteorologist in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I am a certified weather geek and I love the science of weather. Sometimes I even write about it!
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(338)
-
▼
March
(50)
- Showers and thunderstorms
- Spring Begins!
- Tapping into a lot of moisture
- Showers are gone...But
- Interesting pattern setting up this morning. That ...
- Solar Flares
- North vs the South
- Breezy Early Spring Day
- Medium Range Forecast
- Spring Like Week Ahead
- Where did the snow fall?
- Snow Update
- latest discussion
- Light Snow
- Messy Winter Storm
- Still shaping up
- Winter Storm
- Let's take a look at the latest progs for the area...
- Never a dull moment
- Interesting week ahead
- Another Weather Geek
- Coolest Winter Temperatures
- Pattern Change
- Wolves can tell it's Spring
- Cooler Weather Ahead?
- Difficult time of year
- This Weeks Changes
- Colder Outlook?
- Small Band of Moderate Snowfall!
- A little speed max
- Snowfall Totals for Ohio and Kentucky
- Southwestern Ohio Blizzard!
- Watch The Low Move East
- Heavy Snow in Southern Ohio
- It's gong to miss us
- Another Winter Storm
- Statewide Tornado Test Delayed
- The Fun Continues
- Snowfall Totals
- Heavy Snow Already Here
- New SPC Discussion
- Low to move northward
- Bad news on area roads
- New Discussion
- Freezing Rain, sleet and snow!
- Moisture Moving In
- First Wave of Moisture on the way!
- A Complicated Mess!
- Interesting next 36 hours
- Another System to Watch!
-
▼
March
(50)
My favorite weather links
- WIVB Buffalo Weather Blog
- WISH TV Forecast Blog
- Washington DC Weather Blog
- WANE.COM Weather Page
- WANE dot com weather page
- Toronto, ON Weather Blog
- Tom Skilling, (The King of TV Weather) Blog
- Tim Simpson's Memphis Weather Blog
- Texas A&M Weather Interface
- South Dakota Weather Blog
- Rockford, Illinois Weather Blog
- Robin Reed's Weather Blog
- Paul Douglas' Technology Weather Blog
- NWS Northern Indiana
- Nashville, TN Weather Blog
- My former intern and now WRTV meteorologist Crystal Wicker's webpage
- Mike Pranley's Weather Blog (WLFI TV)
- Mike Masco's Weather Blog
- Mathew East's Weather Blog
- Live Doppler Fury Loop
- Kansas City Weather Blog
- Jeff Pruitt' s favority weather model
- Grand Rapids, WOOD TV Weather Blog
- Dayton Weather Blog
- David Baxley's Weather Blog
- Connecticut Weather Blog
- College of Dupage Models Page
- Chad's Wabash Valley Weather History Journal
- Carolina Weather Blog
- American Models
4 comments:
test
Greg, I am a storm spotter certified from the NWS and Emergency Management of Jay County. All winter long the NWS has issued a Winter Storm Warning for us here and we have been lucky to receive an inch of snow from each of the earlier storms. Now, the NWS has issued a Blizzard Warning for Mercer County, OH? All honesty, I believe the Operator at the NWS is having their elementary kid call these storms. In my eyes and many people's eyes here in Jay County, we are seriously questioning the NWS due to there wrong predictions this winter. What will this summer be? Leave it to their kids and I bet it will be a snow advisory for a tornado warning. LOL.
Jason Woolslager
Greg, I am a storm spotter certified from the NWS and Emergency Management of Jay County. All winter long the NWS has issued a Winter Storm Warning for us here and we have been lucky to receive an inch of snow from each of the earlier storms. Now, the NWS has issued a Blizzard Warning for Mercer County, OH? All honesty, I believe the Operator at the NWS is having their elementary kid call these storms. In my eyes and many people's eyes here in Jay County, we are seriously questioning the NWS due to there wrong predictions this winter. What will this summer be? Leave it to their kids and I bet it will be a snow advisory for a tornado warning. LOL.
Jason Woolslager
Jason,
Many times the NWS has to issue a warning because an adjoining office has issued it and and the county in the warning area adjoins the county warned by the other office. It's all about coordination. It's a tough business and sometimes a very difficult forecast that may be 'on the edge' of a storm system like this one Indianapolis has really had a tough one this year by the way.
Post a Comment