Clear snow sounding, and not particularly close. Interesting!!!
If we could just extend that about 20-25 miles south
I believe it came back via a NW trend, not a SE trend.How did dec 2010 do ? I know it came back but was it in this fashion ?
Even as I posted that, I looked and see that 29/30 GEFS members have at least snow falling for me and 27/30 have at least a 1/2 inch. If the GFS is right and its trends continue just a little more southwest, then CLT metro is very much in play.If we could just extend that about 20-25 miles south
It's about to take on that SW to NE slant, with a few more ticks like that.Whew chile, this is unbelievable View attachment 68247
This year ive noticed that the HRRR has been more accurate than the NAM. Thats goes at least for me in Roanoke.How accurate are the RAP and HRRR at the 24-36hr range? Little bit out there for those short range models isn't it.
Normally I would agree, but in this case the difference between the two is not with a warm nose or thermals, but simply with precip amounts. Of course, it would be nice to see the NAM trend towards the GFS tonight!I can't wait to see which model wins. I know which one I'm going with per past experience.
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Normally I would agree, but in this case the difference between the two is not with a warm nose or thermals, but simply with precip amounts. Of course, it would be nice to see the NAM trend towards the GFS tonight!
What a comeback this has been. All about storm bombing out right as it exits coast. This has way more high side bust potential than low side. If it fails want have to wait but for 3 days and try again. Good Times
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You can ALWAYS adjust high, but taking back a big forecast of snow doesn't go wellMike Maze WRAL thinking "dusting - 1/2inch" as cold chases the moisture. "May just be a novelty."
Good point. I think they gimped the NAMs when they tweaked them for QPF output, lol.
Suckers is my vote
This is correct for the most part. Perhaps it’s nudged a bit south, but more than anything the total area of snowfall has expandedOne thing I have noticed about the GFS today is the consistency of where it is showing the heaviest amounts. It is in the same spot this run, but just more.
One of the most accurate models there is. The Tom Brady of models if you will.How accurate are the RAP and HRRR at the 24-36hr range? Little bit out there for those short range models isn't it.
Was just about to post that it was taking on that look. That would be great for Charlotte and the western Piedmont but would jeopardize eastern NCIt's about to take on that SW to NE slant, with a few more ticks like that.![]()
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