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Hm, NAM tries to get a bit wetter too. Not that this is a huge deal for most, but I wouldn't mind seeing some flurries.
12z gfs a light dusting to many in tenn, northern ala and Georgia and NC
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I'll be happy with just seeing flakes fly through the air after all the warm temps lately. Anything else and I'll consider it a bonus. Going with this attitude means I shouldn't get to disappointed.
That look at 500mb vort, there would be more flizzard activity than what's shown as the cold really "squeezes out" the moisture in the atmosphere. Not quite sure it would be more than that further South for many, due to snow growth region being weakly saturated.
Tony, Chris, CAE peeps, we might can see a flizzle flarzard.
Tony, Chris, CAE peeps, we might can see a flizzle flarzard.
Yeah it did. energy was more consolidated and it was digging further west . problem is , the trough is still way too far east so we are left dumping our hope in an over preforming clipper vs a nice SE winter storm . Oh well, the trend has been a little more moisture each run. Hopefully that at least stays the same
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I'll be in Huntsville through Tuesday. I'll take anything in can getWho wants token flakes?
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The 12z GFS is digging down deeper than 06z. The reason of this, is because of that ridge out in the Atlantic. It's little further south and west. This should allow the low to come about closer to the coast. The look on the 12z GFS has what I've mentioned yesterday...kinda. If that ample moisture out in the Atlantic comes over land this would be a bigger event but it's hard for it to achieve that with the off shore flow.
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Looking at a sounding around the Columbia, SC region, there doesn't seem to be enough moisture in the snow growth region, so the ptype would likely be drizzle. 