It started as rain for me probably the first hour or soSome of y’all who were out here at the time can correct me if I’m wrong:
Wasn’t most of 1/25/2000 occurring during marginal temps?
It started as rain for me probably the first hour or soSome of y’all who were out here at the time can correct me if I’m wrong:
Wasn’t most of 1/25/2000 occurring during marginal temps?
I remember the snow that I saw in that storm was right at 32.It started as rain for me probably the first hour or so
2010 Christmas was the same .. started as rain for most of the day .. storm cranked 850s crashed and we got 10 inches of pasteSome of y’all who were out here at the time can correct me if I’m wrong:
Wasn’t most of 1/25/2000 occurring during marginal temps?
Yep, only has 20 out of the 30I think the dupage page is missing some of the new GEFS members versus other sources since the upgrade btw.
It rained all day here up until 3pm and it didn't take long at all for the flakes to go and interchange between moderate and heavy once the transition occurred.It started as rain for me probably the first hour or so
Haven’t seen that many big dogs on so many gefs for the same time period .. the mean will be a juicy increase I believe
More than half for NGA, with several others very close.Man, some of those GEFS members are lighting up the scoreboard. A couple get GA and SC in the mix. It all depends on how fast the storm starts to bomb. Great looking tracks at the moment for sure.
Yeap I guess if we are moving away from the OTS option and more toward a light event or monster storm we can't be complaining at the moment. Just sit back enjoy the ride and see where it goes from here.More than half for NGA, with several others very close.
Does WeatherBell have all 30 GEFS members?
YesDoes WeatherBell have all 30 GEFS members?
Awesome. Can't wait to see them later. Thanks!
Wow, lots of light members for us in Alabama and a few nice ones. This keeps my interestI think a lot of people would be happy if member 9 verified.View attachment 110150
I think a lot of people would be happy if member 9 verified.View attachment 110150
Stalled by what, can you tell? Thought lack of 50/50 or -NAO means there isn't anything preventing the storm from quickly going up the coast/OTSOne of the members shows the storm getting captured and stalling on Cape Hatteras...
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I can only speak for my area, but my temps in southern Cabarrus County were in the 32-35 degree range for most of the storm… as the low really started bombing out during the overnight hours was when temperatures crashed to 26-28, but at that point the snow starting to lighten upSome of y’all who were out here at the time can correct me if I’m wrong:
Wasn’t most of 1/25/2000 occurring during marginal temps?
We had rain and ZR in FAY before the 850s crashed.Some of y’all who were out here at the time can correct me if I’m wrong:
Wasn’t most of 1/25/2000 occurring during marginal temps?
Looks ok. I can't remember how the previous version looked. Cyclogenesis starts off the coast of NC, it looks like. It really needs to get cranking about the latitude of the GA coast or somewhere in there if anybody is in the SE is going to see a big snowstorm.UKMet run
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Seeing that weak low forming in the gulf really makes me think of January 2018. Too bad the temp profiles aren’t good or else I could feel good about a 2-3” snow across AL/GA.
I wouldn' t put too much stock in the temperature profiles yet, I'm more excited for the western trend.....much more potential now than last 4hr. the location and intensity of the storm is gonna make a huge difference.Seeing that weak low forming in the gulf really makes me think of January 2018. Too bad the temp profiles aren’t good or else I could feel good about a 2-3” snow across AL/GA.
Sometimes the process of the trough going neutral to negative and the phasing process slows a system down as it goes under cyclogenesis. I imagine that's what's happening here. Who has the link to Tomer Berg's GEFS 500mb plots? I can't find it. @iGRXY, was it you who posted that a day or two ago?Stalled by what, can you tell? Thought lack of 50/50 or -NAO means there isn't anything preventing the storm from quickly going up the coast/OTS
Sometimes the process of the trough going neutral to negative and the phasing process slows a system down as it goes under cyclogenesis. I imagine that's what's happening here. Who has the link to Tomer Berg's GEFS 500mb plots? I can't find it. @iGRXY, was it you who posted that a day or two ago?