Kylo
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How do you know it’s the FV? It does look different than the current Op.18z FV3 moved south
How do you know it’s the FV? It does look different than the current Op.18z FV3 moved south
Why?
Looks slightly faster too18z FV3 moved south
Bc science.Why?
Cause it happens everytime. Literally the only time it didn't happen last year was with the Jan 3rd event, which of course didnt cause that would of slammed everyone in the Carolina's. Everyone swore it was about to be a 2000 Carolina Crusher. Nope, got some flurries here in the Midlands.Why?
Yep. If we were building dew points in the single digits into the area and had wet bulbs in the low 20s I would get much more excited. As it stands right now starting off with wet bulbs around 30 and marginal temps even in the 875-950 layer I know everything eventually becomes 33 and rain.Not enthused. Think we see sleet/snow but to difficult to imagine it not being washed away fairly quickly.
Agree, I guess we can argue the globals wont handle temps well but our track record with borderline temps speaks for itself.Yep. If we were building dew points in the single digits into the area and had wet bulbs in the low 20s I would get much more excited. As it stands right now starting off with wet bulbs around 30 and marginal temps even in the 875-950 layer I know everything eventually becomes 33 and rain.
The only thing that's giving me a glimmer that this could turn out better is the 18z nam at 84 hours and how its already building in a stout wedge
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Great observation.
If you get your kicks out of seeing snow fall and then having none to go out in and enjoy then you will love this one
Say what??Yellow snow is not good.
That’s where we need it for north/central Alabama and Georgia.Fv3 is wayyyyy south