WRF Verification

Over the last two days we have had January high temperatures in Colorado, and about 10% of our normal annual precipitation has fallen in the last 36 hours. A few days ago I ran a four day GFS/WRF (NCAR) weather simulation (above) which did an excellent job of predicting the patterns and quantity of rain.

The mountains must be getting tons of additional snow. Here is the view from Glacier Basin Campground In Rocky Mountain National Park

http://www.dickgilbert.com/colocam-estes7.htm

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5 Responses to WRF Verification

  1. Andy Weiss says:

    The snow season is not over yet, with more unseasonably cold, wet weather out west yet to come next week.

  2. Kerem says:

    Steve:

    didn’t you have an article with UAH and GISS maps of March temperature anomalies yesterday? I believe that UAH map showed a much “bluer” picture of the Arctic than the much “redder” or warmer GISS map?

    I sent that in an e-mail to a friend who is an AGW believer without scritinizing the sources well. I believe that the GISS site shows the anomaly between a different range of dates than the UAH site. If so, it wouldn’t be a valid conclusion to say that GISS data is garbage (or misleading). I was called out on that. Now, I cannot find your post anymore. Did you delete it because of the same reason (realizing the comparison was not valid)?

    I’d appreciate a feedback because the credibility of our sides arguments are weakened if the AGW crowd can say we are misleading (the same thing we accuse them of). Thanks a bunch. Keep up the good work.

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