tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-16914987.post9179850347639560232..comments2023-03-12T03:56:00.991-05:00Comments on Arkansas Weather Blog: Still Concerned About Ice Next WeekUnknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-16914987.post-43864301419032182052013-01-10T11:11:28.362-06:002013-01-10T11:11:28.362-06:00Whew, to be a meteorologist in Arkansas, tiring!!!...Whew, to be a meteorologist in Arkansas, tiring!!! Sarah Robertsonnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-16914987.post-79648527224834992092013-01-10T11:02:19.709-06:002013-01-10T11:02:19.709-06:00Morning thoughts....Euro trending much colder than...Morning thoughts....Euro trending much colder than previous runs. GFS is not as cold but also trending colder. The GFS is good with sniffing out possible trends in the long range but normally not very consistent with day to day runs. This is what happened with the Christmas storm I first mentioned 10 days before it actually happened. The GFS was the first hint at that storm and then it vanished for a couple of days only to return. The Euro was late to come on board with that storm and I think that's the case with the upcoming cold snap. The GFS started showing this cold, along with some other indicators, (SWM, MJO, etc..) several days ago but backed off. I would tend to agree with Todd that because the Euro, (Todd's favorite) is showing some substantially colder air coming we might need to watch out for some icing, which as I have said previously is the more common precipitation form during an arctic plunge. <br /><br /> What say ye Snow Bird Bob??Willnoreply@blogger.com