Parker
Member
Mt cheaha gets hammered, I mean my goodness it’s so close back this way. Euro was def closer to the NAM over other models.
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Mt cheaha gets hammered, I mean my goodness it’s so close back this way. Euro was def closer to the NAM over other models.
rburrel2
Member
All of the models are really bombing this 500mb low as it pivots up from the florida panhandle area. There's going to be some epic snow rates somewhere as a result.
What a shift...
iGRXY
Member
Need to get this to shift another 50 miles or so southeast with the track of the ULL and continue dropping heights in the Northeast and Southeast Canada and I will feel really good for everyone along and west of 77.
Heck, party at Cheaha?
rburrel2
Member
Right now it looks like the epic rates from the bombing low are centered in Northern Ga/SW NC through the rest of the NC mountains.
I don't think anyone would need elevation to produce hefty snow accumulations under this area... but you do need the dynamics that the area provides. If that area winds up being the upstate, we'll get pasted. Same for Atlanta/Athens area.
I don't think anyone would need elevation to produce hefty snow accumulations under this area... but you do need the dynamics that the area provides. If that area winds up being the upstate, we'll get pasted. Same for Atlanta/Athens area.
severestorm
Member
12z Euro Kuchera map
Euro 850 low track was nice for NGA, Upstate, WNC but there were massive temp issues below 875. With the heavier rates a lot of people will be able to cool from the top down
Shoot if the Euro continues spitting that out, it’s worth a forty minute chase.
packfan98
Moderator
Do you have the sleet map? I'm curious if it's showing much.
rburrel2
Member
severestorm
Member
coldfront22
Member
How much of a shift South and East is needed to get more of the foothills and western piedmont involved? 50-75 miles?
All in, let's goooooo.....
packfan98
Moderator
50 miles as the crow flies. Have to be careful though to make sure the shift doesn't come from a lot of weakening which will zap the dynamic cooling.
coldfront22
Member
True Pack. Fine line on the ULL.
If I were in your shoes the only thing that would really concern me about the NAM is that it's artificially collapsing the cold from the top down by being over amplified and too heavy with precip. That may not be the case but keep it in mind
Seems doable for you guys in WNC in the foothills.
