I would take all but 1
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I would take all but 1
Would you take E5 ?I would take all but 1
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E3 tooThe best board wide coverage would be e15, not necessarily in amount but in areas covered
E3 too
Lol very true consider it weather porn and, much like the other "type" of porn is never as big or good as it appearsThose GEFS members are super fun!!!
Thanks for the info. I'll keep it in mindAgreed, it doesn't take much of CAD to produce wintry precipitation in Atlanta as long as we have a nice HP parked to the NE bleeding in some cold, stiff NE winds. I'm starting to get January 2005 vibes from this setup. Started off as sleet, changed over to rain/freezing rain, the changed over to all freezing rain (with some light snow changeover periodically). It's the coldest ice storm I have seen to this date with temps staying in the mid to upper 20s most of the event. 24hrs later we were in the mid 40s and ice seemed like a daydream lmao.
Although February 2014 was an overrunning event so it's not the same, I remember most models kept forecasting major ice here (1/2 inch or greater) up to the day of that event and we ended up getting mostly a sleet storm (2 inches) with a light glaze of ice and light snow on the backside. I think the airport got more ice though.
I would reluctantly acceptWould you take E5 ?
Which onesI'm trying to pull these graphs for KFLO, which site is this?
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Thanks man.Here's Columbia, Atlanta, and Birmingham so I cover most of the bases for most members on this forum. The signaling for snow/ice is strongest in Columbia, a little weaker in Atlanta, and relatively non-existent until early January for Birmingham
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Yeah it's showing 34" in Raleigh in ONE storm :weenie::weenie::weenie::weenie::weenie::weenie:
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