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Wintry Winter Storm Dec 7-10

ForsythSnow said:
Lack of true accumulation. I don't trust it though.
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seems conflicting with the other major models. Honestly wouldn't surprise me though if that rain/snow line crept into our neck of the woods. I fear we will have significant mixing issues.
 
Weatherlover92 said:
850s (0°C line) still falling south and east into northern third of SC and east of I-85 corridor in GA. Atlanta metro area hovering around -1°C line. 925mb layer is falling also. 0°C line has pushed further south and east into extreme northern AL. Hopefully both will continue to progress further south and east tonight to maybe offset the intensity of a potential warm nose.
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Can you show that 850 line on a map l can not bring any maps up tonight l have a bad service for some reason. Thank you :)
 
Very heavy snow rates possible across central AL.

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This has all the callings of how isolated thunderstorms in the summer will translate to snowfall accumulations with this system. One neighborhood may get thumped, one down the road might get left out kind of deal.
 


A snowy evening in the north side of San Antonio. First measurable snow in this area since 2010, I believe.
 
Arcc said:
Possibly, however some of the would would be all snow. I don't know how the HRRR handles bright banding if at all.
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I would just love for what the 18z NAM showed earlier to verify for everyone. That run was amazing
 
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Seems to be some issues with some stations on the SREF plumes, I can't pull up RDU but Louisburg which is about 30 miles E/NE of there snow totals have doubled... the mean is now 2" with some big hits. Don't trust it but interesting
 
Shawn said:
Be careful with those composite radar simulation maps, guys. They always have more bark than bite.
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What about precip type? Even on the realistic map it shows us getting snow but the radar sim doesn't, one would think that would be a slushy mix?
 
metwannabe said:
Seems to be some issues with some stations on the SREF plumes, I can't pull up RDU but Louisburg which is about 30 miles E/NE of there snow totals have doubled... the mean is now 2" with some big hits. Don't trust it but interesting
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I was able to pull its up to 2.1 for RDU. CLT jumped up to 2.4. It double for my location as well.
 
RollTide18 said:
What about precip type? Even on the realistic map it shows us getting snow but the radar sim doesn't, one would think that would be a slushy mix?
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I'm not exactly sure about this with various sources & modeling. I just know that composite maps show a lot of precipitation that sometimes, isn't even there (or hitting the ground).
 
CLT_snowman said:
I was able to pull its up to 2.1 for RDU. CLT jumped up to 2.4. It double for my location as well.
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Thanks, I can now too.... just realized my wifi went out for a minute while I was checking them. Like I said I don't always trust the SREF but there are some interesting trends for NC folks, gonna be so close
 
I wish that NAM above would verify, but we all know that probably is not gonna happen. It is fun to look at though.
 
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