12z nam with the first NW shift of the day . Sign me up
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BKWRN29
Member
How much of a NW shift?
PennyForYoutThoughts
Member
Wow, how long in eastern Louisiana in that snow band?
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RollTide18
Member
NAM actually better for my area in terms of totals, would like to see those 850s trend colder though.
First time NAM puts us in the game. Very nice.
Jean-Claude Van Nam
Member
I will gladly take that NW shift. Precip up to US278 in AL
RollTide18
Member
Low on 12z is a smidge north and a smidge stronger
Ron Burgundy
Member
Dang, that warm nose is creeping ever closer to ATL Metro. We got hosed on that last January and we’re going to be fighting it again.Wow, ill take this
NoSnowATL
Member
Cutoff right before it hits my house. Happened last January. AWESOMEWow, ill take this
5" near the Louisiana coast ?
This is starting to remind me of the Dec 97 snow where MS and AL got clobbered with snow and then it fizzled out near the GA border.
Nomanslandva
Member
Nam trolled me hard. Snow up through east TN and hits the VA border and says NOPE!!
PennyForYoutThoughts
Member
I'm just excited to see possible snow At hour 45 for my area, even if it will only be a few flakes probably on the tail end of the precipitation
Snowflowxxl
Member
Fear the warm nose ATL. Starting to show up consistently
Do you think the warm nose will keep moving further west all the way into AL ?
It goes to hour 60 you posted through 27Nam 3km precip didnt stop, thats the end of run
Just a warning. The NAM is limiting snow falling due to a very small warm layer from around 950mb to the surface. So take the maps with a grain of salt because the model wants to keep going back and forth. A couple of degrees lower at the surface and snow maps would blossom much more. Over an inch of QPF falls from line around Calera through northern Clay County with it approaching an inch and a half around Montgomery. Taking the NAM's wet bias into account thar probably give a half an inch to an inch of QPF across this area.
Fun times ahead.
Fun times ahead.