Frankie the weatherman tv#

The only thing that I can lean on for hope is the fact the storm is still getting sampled over the west coast. I have to say the writing is on the wall, it does not look good for heavy snow in the SE third of Iowa.

In summation, the models I put most of my faith in have left me (and most of my area) high and dry. Momma Mia! Here’s the latest EURO snowfall forecast. Once again I’m on the outside looking in. It too has trended northwest and that means the two best models now shift the heavy snow axis into the northwest 2/3rds of Iowa. I would not put much stock in this outcome. Anyway, here’s the latest snowfall forecast from the GEM. Now I just got the new GEM and it is still on a track that is much further southeast. Good luck forecasting a line like that! The regional perspective. It goes from 1? at my place in Cedar Rapids to 12? in Vinton,just 30 miles northwest. Here’s what the GFS now shows for snowfall. Not much I can say or do about the GFS until I see tomorrow’s fresh data. If the other route verifies that would shift south again. The deterministic run is all I have to show for a snowfall forecast and it centers on the track over SE Iowa. One into Iowa, the other more towards St. What’s interesting is the GEFS ensembles below show two camps regarding track. It could be that it was just a bad run or it could be better data sampling that’s caused the swing. Swings are normal but this was a whopper.

That brings me to the latest models and wouldn’t you know it, the GFS made a very big shift northwest on the track.

However, from what I’ve been seeing the past few days, he’s going to be right in some parts of Iowa, others not so much. I’ll be honest with you, I have no idea how he makes his forecasts or how accurate they are. (He’s even inspired clothing.) Frankie has made some terrific forecasts and now he is warning residents of Iowa that a big snow is coming.

Frankie the weatherman tv#

MacDonald made international news not long ago when BuzzFeed called on a TV network to give him a job. The passionate weatherman from Whitney Pier, Nova Scotia has racked up millions of views on YouTube for his helpful reports, warning people in places as varied as Vancouver, Indiana, and Australia to prepare for sun, rain or snow. If you follow the weather in Canada, then you’ve likely heard of Frankie MacDonald.