I Think SAV to CHS is the best shot at this point.
That could spark something maybe in the future right?It's 60 hours out so in la la land for the NAM's standards but this is a mammoth shortwave that breaks off the GOA gyre & is about to crash into the Pacific NW
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That could spark something maybe in the future right?
I could see thatZr accretions
MCN: 0.01"
SAV: 0.30"
CHS: 0.30"
That could spark something maybe in the future right?
Euro has a bias of holding energy back in the SE too long. Maybe in the NW too?No idea, not sure how reliable the NAM is in this case (likely not much), here's the Euro's depiction of this same shortwave, it holds it back over the Northeast Pacific longer and later slams it into British Columbia which pretty much annihilates it. There's a nice Rex Block over Alaska so this is a pretty fickle setup in general but I wouldn't bank on anything until other models show this &/or if the NAM actually remains consistent and keeps plowing the s/w into the Pacific NW
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uhhh, we know about how the NAM gets ridiculed but it actually hasn't been that bad this winter but then again...who knows with this winter because of how bad every single one of them has been.
This doesn’t depict precipitation type, only the rate.RGEM thermo suggest razor thin line for IP/ZR vs snow on northern edge of precip shield
Gfs and cmc are about to put the nail in the coffin for most of us
I know why I looked at the thermos before saying what I did about wintry precipThis doesn’t depict precipitation type, only the rate.
This first storm is all but not happening for N GA. I'm gonna enjoy the cold weather a bit and look for something in early Jan.This close I would take the short term meso models vs long range ones jmho