Webberweather53
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Yeah it will probably look good once it gets past Rocky Mount down towards Greenville, Kinston, etc..Yeah the prefrontal squall line is trying to form atm, the main frontal boundary is still back towards Oxford and Henderson
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In just over 24 hours of elapsed time, the op GFS went from the threat of historic April winter storm/cold rain Columbia/SE coast 2 days ago to the threat of DC area April historic snowstorm in yesterday's runs. Today's 6Z GFS hints at the north trend resuming. Will the prior north trend resume in earnest or not? If I were a betting man, I'd bet on enough further north trend over next 3 days to take DC outside of the historic April snow threat. But if it doesn't resume, April snow history may be made at DC this weekend. They have received no more than 0.6" of snow in an entire April in over 90 years! Marietta, GA, got way more than that in April of 1987! But again, I'm predicting no historic DC snow due to north trend resumption.
How bout that par 3 today. 3 oldtimers playing, 1 winning it out right. But the highlight of the day was the Golden Bears grandson still in HS, caddying for grandpa and getting to hit the tee shot on #9 and Aced it.Per the 12Z model consensus, a wx related delay is likely for at least a short time Saturday afternoon in the 3rd round of the Masters. However, the 4th round looks great with dry and much cooler than normal.
Yes, it is. Normally, we don't get the instability that areas farther south and west get. A lot of times we are spared by a wedge of cold air trapped east of the mountains. Don't worry, things will get more interesting for us a little later in the month and on into May.I just moved to Charlotte from Birmingham.. I've been here for a week and two storm systems have totally dissipated before they got to the Charlotte area and they were very robust for Birmingham and Atlanta.. is it normal for storm systems to shrink by the time they get to North Carolina? Just curious..
I just moved to Charlotte from Birmingham.. I've been here for a week and two storm systems have totally dissipated before they got to the Charlotte area and they were very robust for Birmingham and Atlanta.. is it normal for storm systems to shrink by the time they get to North Carolina? Just curious..
More like the shoulders..... get your anatomy correct.What did you expect? If AL is the heart of dixie, that makes NC like Arkansas, the armpit.
39 at my house out in North Chattanooga.Temps better fall in a hurry the next 6 hours if theres going to be a freeze in many of the areas under a Freeze Warning. At 1am, Rome is at 45, Cartersville 44, and Dalton 43.