packfan98
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Highly agree here. Would be far more comfortable if it picked up some slack again. I know it’s not high res model and can’t pick up jackpot areas such and such, but the overall amount of QPF that it’s losing the last couple of runs does make me feel slightly uneasy. Hopefully that changes here shortly
Yeah, can't blame them for being conservative. Would think that the ceiling has been raised for those of us on the periphery since 20:1 rates have been floated (assuming things stay modeled as is). Do you think that the best-case scenarios for us actually result in quite a bit of accumulation, albeit unlikely?
Yeah I've got to dust those off.. I think I made a post at Amwx at some pointNorth and more. Thanks for hosting those, Jon boy.
Yeah, you have it here. For strength and more precipitation, you would be looking for: 1) the vort max being stronger, 2) lower height level in the middle of the closed low, 3) the tilt of the wave at the base to be negative or going toward negative, 4) winds at 500mb flowing into the base of the wave / into the vort max to be strong and increasingVery interesting. Can you tell us what we should be rooting for with our shortwave dropping down? I understand the general idea of digging sw and negative tilt. I’ve see some of the energy depicted pretty sharp and other times it’s more round like a bowling ball. What do we need?
Christmas Day 1989 is the last time that Miami went below freezingMy question for you today is, how anomalous just is this event, heights, 850mb temps, freezing temps down to Miami, when was the last time ? View attachment 190835View attachment 190836View attachment 190837
For here, 2+ inches would be historicWhat do you consider “quite a bit of accumulation”?
View attachment 190805By the time the 00z GFS run comes out the Northern Foothills will be at 2 inches, and by 06z tomorrow we will have flurries. All runs today have cut totals the previous amounts in 1/2
And the day before there was actually Gulf effect snow showers in the Tampa area. There was snow falling at times during the Bucs game that afternoonChristmas Day 1989 is the last time that Miami went below freezing
Yeah, and the last time Miami saw temps this low (low to mid 30s) was in 2010. Inland areas went below freezing, which may also happen here.Christmas Day 1989 is the last time that Miami went below freezing
I do as long as it doesn't trend weaker. Major cold aloft coming with it / and the teardrop wave is bottoming out in the troughI wonder if thunder snow will happen with this much forcing and upper level convergence
Holy crap, keep that in mind that's 10:1, too. Moyock is probably approaching two feet with ratios, and that's probably over a foot for Raleigh. I was not expecting that. Basically 5"+ for most almost every county in NC.
Looks like a pretty good consensus. Did it improve over the last run? Too many maps to keep up with.
You have just made my day sir. Exactly what I wanted to see
shot in the arm
Might be the biggest run-to-run shift I've seen with the AIFS, at least with these recent storms? Usually, when they shift they do it over the course of a few runs, it seems like? Like there's some built-in smoothing? But not here!
Holy crap, keep that in mind that's 10:1, too. Moyock is probably approaching two feet with ratios, and that's probably over a foot for Raleigh. I was not expecting that. Basically 5"+ for most almost every county in NC.
Looks better than 12Z for western areas
Has the west trend stopped?View attachment 190851Kylo posted the snow map but this is improving big time