at 34 it is def further west w precip. it is trying hard.Hour 30 is a nice tick NW vs previous run. This is much better at 5h and precipitation and 7h is responding.
at 34 it is def further west w precip. it is trying hard.Hour 30 is a nice tick NW vs previous run. This is much better at 5h and precipitation and 7h is responding.
It's really that small good luck6z GFS v/s 12z NAM. This is the difference between a whiff and 3-4" for many in central/eastern NC
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Yep, it was just after that timeframe that the RDPS and GFS "exploded" with precip and the NAM is just now starting to develop more precip westward, might not get it done on this run but it is definitely an improvementWay to premature to say that View attachment 108693
Gonna be tough around CLT unless we get a surprise.at 34 it is def further west w precip. it is trying hard.
agree. but i think the pee dee and cola up to rdu is still in a good spot if we keep seeing these west shifts today.Gonna be tough around CLT unless we get a surprise.
Notice the LP position. It moves further east actually for 12z. What looks to be happening is more amplification of the system throwing more moisture back to the west.If we were already on the line we'd be cliff diving and moving on with this shift, this is pretty big NW jump
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If we were already on the line we'd be cliff diving and moving on with this shift, this is pretty big NW jump
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One more shift like that and its a big ticket itemIf we were already on the line we'd be cliff diving and moving on with this shift, this is pretty big NW jump
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