It could be legit mixed precip.looking at the soundings this isn’t your usual ZR but it’s really sleet on the panels. It’s legit ZR.
It could be legit mixed precip.looking at the soundings this isn’t your usual ZR but it’s really sleet on the panels. It’s legit ZR.
on one hand, raging WAA on top of a wedge is classic ice. on the other hand the max temp in the column looks to be like 2-3 degrees C and may not be enough to stop the refreeze into sleet. all i'll say is, even in classic ice situations, both the width of the ice corridor and the ice max seem to be smaller than what models suggest, often by a large degree in my experience
I’ve been ringing this bell from the jump. This is how even with a phase we can still get something frozen.The EPS also halted the trend of less confluence and is bringing it back. Give me more of this and it’ll change the characteristics of this storm quickView attachment 159766
That looks better for board wide.We are so back View attachment 159769
Was thinking suppression is good at this time frame. Either way let’s hope it trend better for us. 2-4 degrees is all needed for CAE on all these models for wintry wx.By the looks of that NavGEM, I doubt moisture gets out of the Gulf.
Could you pull one for Athens, GA?
Can you post Columbia SC?
View attachment 159784View attachment 159785Eww 00z AIFS coming in really amped full of WAA
Just found this out, found plumes for the AIFS, this is for CLT. For the remainder of the storm the majority of the 00z AIFS ens plumes has CLT below 0c at 850mb View attachment 159788
Yeah looks like temps are only marginal for a very small time (here at least) before going back below freezing. You got a guess on where you think this will land?Definitely mixed precip with a front end snow thump, but Dang temps in the upper-mid 20s during the height of the storm View attachment 159791View attachment 159790
If I was betting man, I’d bet we got the more mix/amped miller Bish hybrid route. But I would cash out with that AIFS run. that’s some legit 2m cold during the height of the stormYeah looks like temps are only marginal for a very small time (here at least) before going back below freezing. You got a guess on where you think this will land?
So the surface temps would be below freezing if the 850’s went south on us? Would you think mostly sleet or fzrn then? Sorry I don’t have the boundary thermal profiles to see. Thank you!!!Looks like the icon is turning the page to a more euroish/AIFush type beat
Seems like the trend to a more phased system is encouraging heigher heights in SE Canada sandwiched between the plains trof and 50/50, which is giving us a new feed of cold via a weak area of descent to our N before the main stuff arrives, if we go that route it encourages a more fresher feed of cold with the tradeoff being more mixing given the processes of CAD. A flatter wave that’s more northern stream heavy is more snow with less warm nosing but 2M temps are just a little more marginal given a more northern stream dominated wave brings its own cooler air aloft but still with a more stale sfc given it cuts off that feed quicker.So the surface temps would be below freezing if the 850’s went south on us? Would you think mostly sleet or fzrn then?