Yep it's really getting pulled apartStorm5 link said:
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WXinCanton
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Vort looks like its getting ripped up earlier vs 12z
Looks like there may be a little more emphasis on the Thursday through Friday wave in NC
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WXinCanton
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Don't like to extrapolate, but looking like this might maybe way suppressed or go poof. Hope I'm wrong
Stormlover
Member
Huntsville forecast from NWS
ThursdayA 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 41.
Thursday NightA 30 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28.
FridayA 20 percent chance of snow. Partly sunny, with a high near 38.
Friday NightA 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 26.
SaturdayA chance of rain and snow. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 39.
ThursdayA 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 41.
Thursday NightA 30 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28.
FridayA 20 percent chance of snow. Partly sunny, with a high near 38.
Friday NightA 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 26.
SaturdayA chance of rain and snow. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 39.
The energy is cutoff west of Portland lol. 12z had it open and approaching SLC
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NorthGaWinter
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This may be a good run
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Brick Tamland
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Sounds like it is slower with greater separation and more high pressure this run from reating the other board.
WXinCanton
Member
SD link said:
And its in no hurry to move lol
Stormlover
Member
discussion from Huntsville:
As the aforementioned trof to our E continues to vacate the area, a
sfc high from the High Plains slides to the SE, bringing with it
colder air. Temperatures in our area Thursday morning will start out
in the upper 20s with light snow possible across locations N of the
TN River. A rain/snow mix is possible mainly for the southern-most
locations within the CWFA. It all depends on how much wet-bulbing
occurs on Thursday. With a saturated sounding in the -10 to -20F ice-
growth region, believe that this seeder-feeder scenario will take a
bit to play out, but that eventually what mid-level dry air there
is, will moisten enough to allow snow at the sfc. Web-bulb temps at
the sfc are just below freezing, so what light snow that *may* fall
would be rather slushy. Then again, a few degrees one way or another
will completely change that thinking if the models flip-flop on
their next run. For now, have formally included snow in for
Thursday.
What liquid precipitation that`s left by Thursday night will all
change to snow overnight into Friday morning, with morning lows
again falling into the middle to upper 20s. A 1031mb sfc high will
be settled into the region, with the coldest air in place by this
time. Daytime highs Friday will be colder than Thursday, so felt a
little more confident in the potential for the "s-word" during this
timeframe. It`s too far out to tell with complete clarity, however,
so stay tuned for further information about this potential for
winter wx.
The weekend and beyond is just about as murky as the mid-late week
timeframe, with another possible shot of some light snow Saturday
morning
As the aforementioned trof to our E continues to vacate the area, a
sfc high from the High Plains slides to the SE, bringing with it
colder air. Temperatures in our area Thursday morning will start out
in the upper 20s with light snow possible across locations N of the
TN River. A rain/snow mix is possible mainly for the southern-most
locations within the CWFA. It all depends on how much wet-bulbing
occurs on Thursday. With a saturated sounding in the -10 to -20F ice-
growth region, believe that this seeder-feeder scenario will take a
bit to play out, but that eventually what mid-level dry air there
is, will moisten enough to allow snow at the sfc. Web-bulb temps at
the sfc are just below freezing, so what light snow that *may* fall
would be rather slushy. Then again, a few degrees one way or another
will completely change that thinking if the models flip-flop on
their next run. For now, have formally included snow in for
Thursday.
What liquid precipitation that`s left by Thursday night will all
change to snow overnight into Friday morning, with morning lows
again falling into the middle to upper 20s. A 1031mb sfc high will
be settled into the region, with the coldest air in place by this
time. Daytime highs Friday will be colder than Thursday, so felt a
little more confident in the potential for the "s-word" during this
timeframe. It`s too far out to tell with complete clarity, however,
so stay tuned for further information about this potential for
winter wx.
The weekend and beyond is just about as murky as the mid-late week
timeframe, with another possible shot of some light snow Saturday
morning
Going to produce a move light snow event for east TN NC Va
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