packfan98 said:The NAM (or any short to medium range model) is like a newborn baby for anything past 48 hours. It hasn't been around that long to observe and figure out what's going on. It would be like the GFS for days 8-16. Think about it!
FLO said:Congrats NC. Now I can expect to hear from my annoying sister in law in charlotte bragging about her bratty kids playing in the snow while we get cold rained on.
Agree, and I like that thinking... it's logical.accu35 said:packfan98 said:The NAM (or any short to medium range model) is like a newborn baby for anything past 48 hours. It hasn't been around that long to observe and figure out what's going on. It would be like the GFS for days 8-16. Think about it!
Great point
Brick Tamland said:Really pumped about the trends we're seeing now!
NorthGAWinterWx said:I think the models are overdoing the warm temps. Some places will have good snow amounts on the ground. There won't be much temp moderation.
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And the NAM shows that heavier band of snow that I been mentioning that sets up over ATL and up to the Carolina's...good job NAM!Storm5 said:nam looks like many gefs and eps members
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metwannabe said:Fwiw the NAM-para is about 12 hours slower with precip and really blossoms on the NW side @72 giving a decent band of frozen precip from NE Ga thru SC/NC
You know it will this far outStorm5 said:nam looks like many gefs and eps members
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