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Wintry February 19-21, 2020 Winter Storm

Shawn said:
Who told you that the Euro has the worst verification scores of all the global models? Incorrect.
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It didn't fair to well with the GA system. And I have seen the verification on this site many times. I am not trying to be difficult, but it's a little irritating that people on all these boards jump down your throat, if you have a different opinion or view. I love everyone on this board and hate that there are people who are reluctant to post because of the fear of being chastised. I came over here from Amerianwx because I was told this board was more pleasant and people didn't play favorites. I am an amateur, at best. Which is why I come here. I've learned a lot on these boards. I respect and appreciate everyone's views.
 

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WxBlue said:
I actually live in Zebulon/Middlesex area so I'm right there with you, dude. Super excited about this one.
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So your the yankee with the New Hampshire plates and the terrible driving ? Just kidding , in all seriousness it’s odd to see our area be the jackpot I’m used to seen Raleigh and Cary with 2-3 inches more than us .
 
That SREF - ARW above is exactly what I'm seeing on local news around here with the RPM stuff. Now wouldn't that be something for a lot of people who feel like they're out? ATL, especially?

Something to keep an eye on. I know one thing for sure, the global modeling won't handle temperatures as well as the short range guidance.
 
LovingGulfLows said:
Definitely not gonna fall for the SREF....even NAM isn't that excited for my backyard and that's the most amped model.
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This may be a repeat on for north Georgia. It came down to the last minute with the last storm. It’s gonna be fun watching this storm evolve.
 
Anyone know what the soundings were 48 hours out on the last storm for far north metro ATL?


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Shawn said:
That SREF - ARW above is exactly what I'm seeing on local news around here with the RPM stuff. Now wouldn't that be something for a lot of people who feel like they're out? ATL, especially?

Something to keep an eye on. I know one thing for sure, the global modeling won't handle temperatures as well as the short range guidance.
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All it takes is the warm nose to not show up to the show or show up weak for everything to change. Fingers crossed we see a good storm, but I won't hold my breath. IF it occurs, at least FFC is ahead of the game by watching it.
 
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