Yep that's what I thought.......
Yep that's what I thought.......
SREF plumes increased by .02 I think its the start of a trendYep that's what I thought.......
SREF plumes increased by .02 I think its the start of a trend
Meh their pretty anemic up this way.....SREF plumes increased by .02 I think its the start of a trend
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Nothing like the snow capital of Buies Creek lolI've searched every frickin model available and can't find one I like..... usually I can one to ride
Meh their pretty anemic up this way.....
My daughter is home for spring break, I think she needs to head back Sunday morning and I will follow her to make sure she gets there ok b/c if the NAM is to be believed while I get nothing Campbell University gets almost 3". Boom!
Lmao!!Nothing like the snow capital of Buies Creek lol
Im still just blown away that we are going to have a system too suppressed/sheared system in mid March...maybe thats flawed logic on my partLmao!!
I think it's a great map, I don't like it b/c both miss me altogether, but it's a very realistic call no doubt...... oh well it is what it isI finally decided to bite on the first wave and produced a preliminary probability, county-based map for NC for the monster storm this Mon/Tue. Not feeling so hot about where I put this 1-3" but I did my best lol
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170312/1700Z 65 03012KT 32.6F SNPL 4:1| 0.4|| 0.11|| 0.00|| 0.098 4:1| 0.4|| 0.11|| 0.00|| 1.18 43| 50| 7
170312/1800Z 66 03011KT 33.5F RASN 0:1| 0.0|| 0.00|| 0.00|| 0.008 4:1| 0.4|| 0.11|| 0.00|| 1.19 80| 0| 20
didnt we get a big storm like 2 days before this?We had a really suppressed system in mid March 1960 but that was more understandable given the massive glacier that was sitting just to its north
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Well dadgum I'd be just fine with suppressed if I already had 9" on the ground.....Yea that's storm I'm referring to.
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We had another big storm the week before that and another nickel and dime event a few days after.
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whatalife, looks like the best we can do here in Lexington is get a HWO from NOAA that mentions sleet or snow mixing with the rain. no accumulation expected. Hell, they might just not even mention it.
Been on that train before, huh?I'll ride w/the Nam/Euro and see what happens (as if I didn't already know). LOL!
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This just got added to my forecast by FFC...
Monday Night
A chance of rain showers before 5am, then a chance of rain and snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. Chance of precipitation is 50%.
Tuesday
A chance of rain and snow showers before 8am, then a slight chance of rain showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 52. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
The entire evolution of this system is just something crazy. Look at where it started, and now we may be looking at some token flakes. I would place more of a hope in this second system, if it happens, and doesn't go north.
Pardon the lack of comprehension here; been doing the lawyer thing all day and have had but a minute here and a minute there to look at models - and no time to study and/or digest them; weren't there 3 possible systems, with the 3rd one possibly being the strongest of the three and not supposed to even get sampled until today and not arrive anywhere in the vicinity until late week? Or was that a dream I had last night? Is the moan about the short term (this weekend) or looking throughout next week?
Thanks. Man! You've narrowed my studying considerably - and after today, that is a much appreciated thing!Best chances for AL, GA, SC were the Sunday wave. The stronger system behind it could do something for Western NC. Anything else, meh.
I still think TN/NC with first system does well with few in. Even if GFS sucks, I wouldn't totally discount the nam also.