GeorgiaGirl
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And here is why ULLs are not my preference at all. They always have a screw zone and it's heartbreak town for them.
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Wintry Midsouth Winter Storm January 12th-13th
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And here is why ULLs are not my preference at all. They always have a screw zone and it's heartbreak town for them.
3z hrrr is juicing up a little bit for ne Mississippi and nw alabama. Not as bad on dry slot.
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Boo on dry slot. Ughh SMH
NWMSGuy
Member
Memphis has added more counties into their Warning area.
NWMSGuy
Member
Almost concerning that they are calling for tree damage and power outages. Debating on whether I need to head to work in the morning.
Gotta love that moisture robbing convection . It'll do it every time
NWMSGuy
Member
Rain and Wind are picking up here in Senatobia. Believe this is probably the cold front coming through.
Yep it's there
WEATHERBOYROY
Member
03 HRR doesn't have radar movement as east as it seems to be moving. also, radar in south central Miss has a small line of heavier showers not showing up on HRR. also, it seems the whole system is moving a little more dew east per radar returns. Myy not make any difference in the end, but at the very least even this close to initiation, the HRR is not perfect.
Stormlover
Member
awesome to take this hour by hour and watch the plunge
The contrast in temps tonight is fascinating. 61 in Nashville and 21 in St. Louis.
you'd almost think there was an arctic front in there somewhere...
NWMSGuy
Member
Current conditions? 41 and light snow?
That must have been an error. Now they are reporting heavy rain.
I believe the same. If precipitation was heavy and upper dynamics "were" strong enough, I could see there being Graupel at 41F at ground level at best.
We had one of those roll through here during a strong frontal passage once. It was around 38F and pouring "hailstones" that were graupel. It was quite a scene; because the wind was whipping!
Edit: Thinking about it.. I fibbed a bit. There was also an upper level low involved, swinging through.
WPC going 50-70% snow >1" @KCHA
that's strong... kinda surprised they're being so bullish.
Stormlover
Member
what about huntsville? link?
edit, Huntsville is the same
http://origin.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/pwpf/wwd_accum_probs.php?ftype=probabilities&fpd=24&ptype=snow
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