Regardless of what happens the NAM has taken a loss ?Early call: NAM gonna take a major loss Sunday
Regardless of what happens the NAM has taken a loss ?Early call: NAM gonna take a major loss Sunday
There is a reason why that model is being discontinuedRegardless of what happens the NAM has taken a loss ?
For some it might have beenNAM was the perfect model about 36 hours ago around here
100% chance that’s wrong. #fail
You never know what kind of surprise you might get under this upper low
True, I just looked at the 3k NAM, what a track of that ULL.... who knowsYou never know what kind of surprise you might get under this upper low
Depends on where you're at, In FL I guess it would be a Fail. But NE GA, Parts of Upstate SC, and WNC is Definitely still GameWe fail again. I thought this one would do better for sure.
So strange. I don't have great maps but appears it may keep that deform band hugging the mountains and keeping them snow.That 18z Euro
I think we see a lot of posts that it's snowing for a good amount of people. Just having a hard time seeing how folks outside of a lucky few really get more than flakes in the air and maybe tinted grassTrue, I just looked at the 3k NAM, what a track of that ULL.... who knows
Models have been garbage this year
oh, I know not here...lol I am talking about the SE as a whole. Yes, the higher terrain will do ok. NE GA, E TN and W NC *mtns mainly*Depends on where you're at, In FL I guess it would be a Fail. But NE GA, Parts of Upstate SC, and WNC is Definitely still Game
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You got you a Virginia ne tennessee snow chase
It’s not even just us, Illinois and New York have lost almost all their snow, too. ?
Outside over extreme peaks over 3500-4000 ft more than likely everybody else ends in nothing. The upper low is not taking an adequate track and is not getting the dynamic cooling needed to drive snow below at most 2000ft. Don’t expect anything from this and be happy if you see flakes.Depends on where you're at, In FL I guess it would be a Fail. But NE GA, Parts of Upstate SC, and WNC is Definitely still Game
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Man you Sure have Changed your mind it's comical LOLOutside over extreme peaks over 3500-4000 ft more than likely everybody else ends in nothing. The upper low is not taking an adequate track and is not getting the dynamic cooling needed to drive snow below at most 2000ft. Don’t expect anything from this and be happy if you see flakes.
It’s an upper lever suck.Is this an upper level low?
Thank you for your responseIt’s an upper lever suck.
YesIs this an upper level low?
Well there’s nothing to see with this to think anybody outside of the mountains will get anything. That’s not comical, that’s being real about the situation. Wish cast all you want, it’s not going to change the fact that there’s not a model other than the long range RAP even showing snow showers in the upstate. Its wraps.Man you Sure have Changed your mind it's comical LOL
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LMAOWell there’s nothing to see with this to think anybody outside of the mountains will get anything. That’s not comical, that’s being real about the situation. Wish cast all you want, it’s not going to change the fact that there’s not a model other than the long range RAP even showing snow showers in the upstate. Its wraps.
There has been pretty consistent modeling showing snow falling in N AL and GA. At least from ECMWF and HRRR.Well there’s nothing to see with this to think anybody outside of the mountains will get anything. That’s not comical, that’s being real about the situation. Wish cast all you want, it’s not going to change the fact that there’s not a model other than the long range RAP even showing snow showers in the upstate. Its wraps.