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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 208223" data-attributes="member: 389">Remember, that information isn't actually being generated by Pivotal Weather, they are just pilfering (legally, I might add) the various models out there from government sources and putting it on their webpage.&nbsp; One of the better and more locked down models that they don't have is the European (ECWMF), the Euro model is generally not available for sharing. It is, however, available to the National Weather Service forecast staff to use as a comparison to their own models.&nbsp; 2 inches of liquid water equivalent is a good start to lessening the effects of the drought, but we'll just have to see where the band of heaviest moisture crosses the state, and how that jives with air temps.&nbsp; A single degree or two will make a big difference with how much is received as rain vs snow, that would be for eastern ND out to about Bismarck.&nbsp; Places in the SE may see mostly rain, where by the time you get to Bismarck it will be mostly snow.&nbsp; At least, that's what I've been hearing over the past couple of days.I should have spent another week in Greece. Then all this stuff would be history by the time I got back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 208223, member: 389"] Remember, that information isn't actually being generated by Pivotal Weather, they are just pilfering (legally, I might add) the various models out there from government sources and putting it on their webpage. One of the better and more locked down models that they don't have is the European (ECWMF), the Euro model is generally not available for sharing. It is, however, available to the National Weather Service forecast staff to use as a comparison to their own models. 2 inches of liquid water equivalent is a good start to lessening the effects of the drought, but we'll just have to see where the band of heaviest moisture crosses the state, and how that jives with air temps. A single degree or two will make a big difference with how much is received as rain vs snow, that would be for eastern ND out to about Bismarck. Places in the SE may see mostly rain, where by the time you get to Bismarck it will be mostly snow. At least, that's what I've been hearing over the past couple of days. I should have spent another week in Greece. Then all this stuff would be history by the time I got back. [/QUOTE]

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