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I just feel as if people are jumping ship way too soon on the NW trend. I don't remember a storm of this nature trending south as we got within 60 hours. We know that some interaction with the NS will occur, but I just don't buy what the NAM is showing with that sheared mess at h5.
Dsaur said:Storm5 said:
Yeah, still getting 5 or 6 here. That'll go nicely with the 5 inches of rain I just got :Still waiting to get 5 inches in sleet, lol. But, if it has to be snow, I'll take it happily. I made a sled out of skis, so I can do snow in the street too, if they don't tear it up too bad driving on it
I agree....not a bad run for GA....prob need a little help down my way with temps tho...lol
SoutheastRidge said:Dsaur said:Storm5 said:
Yeah, still getting 5 or 6 here. That'll go nicely with the 5 inches of rain I just got :
Do you honestly like sleet better than snow ?
Oh, yeah! The most amazing storm I ever saw, to include the blizzard, was a sleet storm in Atl in 61, or 2. I've been hooked ever since. I'd trade a foot of snow for 6 inches of sleet every time. I know, I know, everyone thinks I'm crazy..but it's a big world...plenty of room for crazy people, lol. T
Pretty obvious trend north-west with the heavier amounts in GA compared to 18z shifted about 2 counties northward. Keeps this up everyday then I may see something for my backyard in NC.
Currently gives Wilkes/Surry nothing. I will shoot down any black crows that come to my yard squawking like hell for worms.
#kuKahkuKah
#snOMG
Currently gives Wilkes/Surry nothing. I will shoot down any black crows that come to my yard squawking like hell for worms.
#snOMG
bouncycorn said:
Yep - that bullseye around McDonough seems to be consistent across multiple models regardless of how the precip shield shifts around it from run to run. Hard not to believe that's going to be ground zero when it's all said and done. Just hope I can be close enough to cash in!
The long awaited, well anticipated canonical short-medium range NW trend has likely begun on the GFS... Axis of heaviest snow has moved ~ 50 miles or so northwestward in the past 3 runs over North & South Carolina
I approve thisWebberweather53 said:The long awaited, well anticipated canonical short-medium range NW trend has likely begun on the GFS... Axis of heaviest snow has moved ~ 50 miles or so northwestward in the past 3 runs over North & South Carolina
WilkesboroDude said:Pretty obvious trend north-west with the heavier amounts in GA compared to 18z shifted about 2 counties northward. Keeps this up everyday then I may see something for my backyard in NC.
Currently gives Wilkes/Surry nothing. I will shoot down any black crows that come to my yard squawking like hell for worms.
#kuKahkuKah
#snOMG
I just can't get over that amazing cutoff between totals SE of ATL and NW of ATL. Incredible.
