Jessy89
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For those interested in that 168hr UK graphic, below is the source, back-end directory and GUI.
https://ruc.noaa.gov/hfip/tcgen/201...912.168.lant.troplant.prp.fcst.gentracker.png
https://ruc.noaa.gov/hfip/tcgen/2018/2018120212/
https://ruc.noaa.gov/hfip/tcgen/
I'm ok with that .lola Macon surprise?
I'm ok with that .lol
Yes pleasePerfect track for central AL and GA. Just need enough cold air.
Sure there areThere are no safe bets with southeast winter storms ESPECIALLY 6/7 days away
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Sure there are
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I’m gonna make a call/guess too:I will make a call for upstate, 3-8" sn/ip and up to .25" ice. That's a pretty safe bet.
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Given the forecast track of this low, I hope it isn't a case of strong Gulf convection preventing development northward as seen in the past with the northern fringes getting dried up due to low DP's and CAA from the NNE.
Seen it before....
Yes, when you see that convection just to the SE rotating NW, then I'm a happy camper here in NC.We don't want to see something super amplified in the Gulf area for parts of SC/NC/NE GA either. It's looking like the idea from the quick EPS maps I looked at is to keep the system weaker until it goes off the coast of FL/SC and starts to amplify it at that point.. which may be the best case scenario for many in NC.
I will see about possibly making it easier to use sometime. Maybe an animation slider or something. Thanks for those links!
Yeah that will be a hard suite to follow. If it still shows 75 percent of earlier runs, I'm still happy!!!Not sure how much more weenie the incoming happy hour 18z GFS can be vs the 12z Euro but who knows..
N-NW flow instead of NE?