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Wintry 1/9-12 Winter Potential Great Dane or Yorkie

Icestorm will never happen into the midlands but here’s the icon at the height of the 12z storm. I don’t have great maps but it looked like it was trying to Miller B. Usually the globals have an issue placing a wedge in the correct location at this lead time. Biggest takeaway the last couple runs for me is there’s gonna be a wedge somewhere. How deep is the question.View attachment 159893
Zero faith in the Icon but that's a Nuke for me and burrel!
 
Snow to ice. Gfs will most certainly be 1 to 3 degrees too warm here. Werbulbs in the upper 20s when precip arrives..almost no chance it warms as much as advertised with cold surface to 925mb temps. In fact, northern burbs would likely just be snow to sleet.
It doesn't do well with low level cold
 
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Best GFS run for NEGa


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Im a bit south of Franklin tn and my local forecast isn’t picking any of this up for fri-Sunday. All the models I’ve seen posted show us getting something. Are they just off or not confident?
 
The crude/surface maps for the Ukie make it look as if it left the cutoff behind, but the interesting thing to me is that the surface maps for now look warmer than the 0z was.

I'd typically take the low pressure positioning here if this setup wasn't as complicated as it was...

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Im a bit south of Franklin tn and my local forecast isn’t picking any of this up for fri-Sunday. All the models I’ve seen posted show us getting something. Are they just off or not confident?
I'm sure when the models get more confident, they'll start showing it in the forecast.
 
I know this graphic below is for the 5th-7th storm....but the GEFS has every panel showing snow and/or mix trailing behind the rain....not sure it has been showing that on previous runs this high....but maybe this is giving us hope for the 9th-12th timeframe that the storm may hold more tricks yet to be shown...

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Interesting thing about that GFS run is that the 850s never go above 0c for you and me during the whole storm and the warmest surface temps get is 33.
Do you know the 850mb low track thru NC with the 12z gfs run?
 
Can’t remember the last time we had such a legit snowpack to our immediate north before a storm like this, very intrigued to see how it affects our temps as we get closer to go time
I feel almost certain it will affect low level (2m) temps but not sure enough to avoid the zr region and higher levels
 
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