Whats wrong with the pbp......Looks too warm for everyone except maybe CAE, GSP and points NE of there. could be more icing vs all snow in that 85 corridor...then to snow...maybe a little snow backside in GA and AL...
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So far so good with my thinking. Still going with a blend of CMC and GFS with snowfall amounts and temps. As I mentioned earlier, the track of low would keep the 850mb from warming. The surface temps get colder cause the colder air is still filtering in as the low pushes off to the SE coast. We may start off as rain but it will quickly change over to snow. Depending on how the 0z Euro snowfall accumulations will be, I may put that in with the CMC and GFS.
SoutheastRidge said:You scared me a little bit storm, but that's showing a good 2"+ for much of North GA.Storm5 said:
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One to two for Metro Atlanta...better than 12z!
So the GFS (+ensembles) holds serve, and the CMC and Euro are verbatim too warm. I'm not sure if I like those odds all that much.
Play by play; i.e. the posts you see analyzing every frame of the latest model run.
bouncycorn said:
Play by play; i.e. the posts you see analyzing every frame of the latest model run.
HixsonWX said:
If I am not mistaken that data you see is free. Notice you don't have 500mb Vorticity and things like that which are very important. I think they call it "WMO ESSENTIAL" or something like that anyone can access and generate maps from.