I'm experiencing a good soaking rain across the upstate South Carolina area. Hoping the tropical disturbance moves further north this weekend.
Most of the south had never seen 100 in October until this year either.... it wouldnt shock me to see snow in October.Most of the southeast except the mountains has never had measurable snow in October, so I'd say it's highly likely the 00z GFS is wrong.
Most of the south had never seen 100 in October until this year either.... it wouldnt shock me to see snow in October.
Trick or treat ? LolUm, what is this snow on Halloween mess I am hearing about?
After last winter, it would shock me to see snow in January.Most of the south had never seen 100 in October until this year either.... it wouldnt shock me to see snow in October.
After last winter, it would shock me to see snow in January.
It's definitely a trick, not a treat![]()
Get it out of your head, it was one run of a cold biased model. It'll be 80 now on Halloween I guarantee!I'm dreaming of a white Halloween
Just like the ones I will never know.
Where the pumpkins glisten
And children listen
To hear zombies in the snow.
FifyGet it out of your head, it was one run of a cold biased model. It'll be 90 now on Halloween I guarantee!
I remember when I was a kid we had snow flurries on Halloween when I lived in the northern burbs of AtlantaI'm dreaming of a white Halloween
Just like the ones I will never know.
Where the pumpkins glisten
And children listen
To hear zombies in the snow.
Get it out of your head, it was one run of a cold biased model. It'll be 80 now on Halloween I guarantee!
This grumpy yard received .18, to go with the .16 I got a few days ago! 6-7 more events and I’ll make an inch!Well well. The grumpy yard received 0.8 last night bringing the weekly total to 1.3.
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I mean do you think it has any merit to it?With a airmass out ahead of it like this (dry low/mid levels) definitely supports a in-situ CAD dome, not far away from WBing to sleet here, first true cold rain View attachment 24499
CAD with a tropical system moving through. Believe it or not, I believe it. Irma was able to bring the temps down quite a bit as she passed through, so a low would have the same effect. Not to mention it's a low as well.Good lord GFS, get a grip
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So what you're saying is we need a stronger low to bring temps down more?CAD with a tropical system moving through. Believe it or not, I believe it. Irma was able to bring the temps down quite a bit as she passed through, so a low would have the same effect. Not to mention it's a low as well.
So what you're saying is we need a stronger low to bring temps down more?
Oh i'm not looking for wintry precip. just colder tempsyes. Stronger the low. The colder the temps can be. But it’s October and the air mass isn’t super cold. Would be hard to “manufacture” enough cold air from the storm to produce frozen precip.
CAD with a tropical system moving through. Believe it or not, I believe it. Irma was able to bring the temps down quite a bit as she passed through, so a low would have the same effect. Not to mention it's a low as well.
LOL! Look at how much weaker the block is on the 12Z GFS (FV3) and look at how much warmer is the SE US 10/24-7. What an awful and cold biased model.
CAD with a tropical system moving through. Believe it or not, I believe it. Irma was able to bring the temps down quite a bit as she passed through, so a low would have the same effect. Not to mention it's a low as well.
Sandy had this effect in nearly perfect conditions to produce heavy snow. Some spots along the border of NC/TN received 3ft of snow in Oct/Nov.