NorthGaWinter4
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about time to get a little bit more from the nam
Wish that would be RDUIt is nice to see GSO still improving on the EPS snow mean...several runs in a row ticking higher.
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It is nice to see GSO still improving on the EPS snow mean...several runs in a row ticking higher.
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There's a separate thread for this now https://southernwx.com/community/threads/1-9-12-imby-requests-comments.1361/Can you do Laurens sc
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There's a separate thread for this now https://southernwx.com/community/threads/1-9-12-imby-requests-comments.1361/
It’s the 48 hours HRRR, the hrrrr isn’t even accurate at 4 hoursYall that Hrrr run has me spooked. Someone talk me off the ledge. At least it's going to be cold I guess with that strong northern trough dropping in.
Its like looking at the GFS 384h.....not its wheelhouseYall that Hrrr run has me spooked. Someone talk me off the ledge. At least it's going to be cold I guess with that strong northern trough dropping in.
Totally agree. It would be one thing if the cold llv airmass was very shallow and marginal but it's not. In fact it's quite deep and cold. For example, gfs has 950mb temps cooling to -3c by 18z friday over north ga and sc.....with the canadian as low as -4c. So im certain the models are wrong showing so little cooling. More than likely temps should settle to between 26 to 29..which would mean areas north of i 20 should stay subfreezing through the storm. Any depiction showing plain rain by the end over northern ga/sc is wrong imhoI'm baffled why surface temps aren't being modeled colder for this storm. yesterday globals were showing anywhere from 27 to 33 during the height of the storm for me... They've actually warmed a bit today and the range is 29-32.. if you take out the cmc they are all showing 31-32.
I just find that hard to buy when looking at the temps as the fronto band arrives... I feel like we should be dropping to 27-28 at least. Curious to see if the NAM does that this afternoon since it'll finally be in range.
Maybe so, or maybe some new data was ingested for the 18z runs.Its like looking at the GFS 384h.....not its wheelhouse
the Northern being faster is better, i thought. We want it faster to merge further East. The big totals out west were with it merging further west and being slower....again im prolly off on thatYall that Hrrr run has me spooked. Someone talk me off the ledge. At least it's going to be cold I guess with that strong northern trough dropping in.
If the NAM and GFS do it too, maybe start to worry. But as it stands there’s more well-founded concernsMaybe so, or maybe some new data was ingested for the 18z runs.
It may have been a great run for Eastern NC... but might be too much of a good thing... There may be no storm at all with that hrrr look if it kept going out.the Northern being faster is better, i thought. We want it faster to merge further East. The big totals out west were with it merging further west and being slower....again im prolly off on that
Not likely ... it would be extremely impressive if it was right.the latest Hrrr looks nothing like any of the other models at 48hrs... northern vort is way out in front of the cut off out west and missing it. Believable?
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This is a trolling post and obviously not true. More like this will get you banned from posting.Looks like the real EURO is rain until you get into central VA
Looking pretty 12z gfs-y there
Only way anyone would want that trend to continue is if we fix our cold air source in the Atlantic. The more amped this is in Texas, the worse it is for us. That's why no one should be worrying about moisture issues in my opinion.View attachment 160933
Few on here want to see this trend continue.
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Few on here want to see this trend continue.