I know right. We are always let down in South Carolina!!
Wintry January 3rd-6th, 2018 Winter Storm The ARCC/Xtreme Weather Special
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Well one thing's answered for sure by The NAM at least for now is that the fact is probably going to happen late enough for areas Inland in Georgia South Carolina to not see much. There's a better shot Inland in South Carolina. The coastlines will still do pretty good. And I'm impressed for Central and Eastern North Carolina
The 0Z NAM is a tremendous hit on SAV with a whopping 1.5" of qpf with 1.1" of it as ZR and 0.40" as SN! No way I'm buying into a setup like this to bring SAV its biggest ice storm by a country mile since 1922. Where's the wedge/shallow cold air to cause it? This looks bogus.
For us here in eastern South Carolina it's a good bet to call for 1-2 inches of Snow u think?
Columbia would have plenty of moisture if it were 33. Thats how it works.
RGEM looks the same may be an increase in QPF than 18z!
RGEM is really consolidating the convective heating around the low this run vs the previous one
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That ball of energy in the Great Lakes is what messed us up this run. It impeded the chaser from diving south quicker.
Yep...sucks, but it's something we'll have to see keeps messing with the flow in future model runs.
The more the chaser tries to dance with that vort that's up there, the worse the runs get.
RGEM does bring some snow as far west as Columbia on this run via pivotal...
Yep. Blame the ball. I mentioned this during the play by play of the 12km Nam, it was painful to watch. Though I didn’t expect NC to fair well, I figured it would cause a complete whiff.
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The next storm will probably drop 6 inches from newberry to Greenville to rock hill to charlotte while columbia gets a cold rain.