Yeh Shawn, we know we’re screwed in the Midlands regardless. What’s new, it’s always the same, a new issue will always replace an improvement.18z GFS is fine if you want rain for the majority. Temperatures a major issue it looks. Blah
Yeh Shawn, we know we’re screwed in the Midlands regardless. What’s new, it’s always the same, a new issue will always replace an improvement.18z GFS is fine if you want rain for the majority. Temperatures a major issue it looks. Blah
so glad i never really got sucked into this one.Yeh Shawn, we know we’re screwed in the Midlands regardless. What’s new, it’s always the same, a new issue will always replace an improvement.
Yeh Shawn, we know we’re screwed in the Midlands regardless. What’s new, it’s always the same, a new issue will always replace an improvement.
So what gives? We have moisture, we have a nice 1040-1045 high sitting in an ideal place? Why isn't cold air funneling down far enough into the south?
Maybe but verbatim that wont cut it. Wet bulb is 36. May provide flakes but that's it.I like this, looking at dew points there’s also hints of weak cold air Damming, which would further help wet bulbing more View attachment 34502View attachment 34504View attachment 34503
Yeh Shawn, we know we’re screwed in the Midlands regardless. What’s new, it’s always the same, a new issue will always replace an improvement.
Dad lives in Rock hill, it’s been a bad drought there also, so I know what you mean! But yeh, it’s frustrating but I like to think that one day Mother Nature will make up for the screw job she’s given the Central Midlands. Anyways, I’ll quit complaining.I feel for you! I am in pretty much the same boat. I may as well be in the Midlands as well. Especially when you're East or Southeast of 85- in the Charlotte metro.
Maybe but verbatim that wont cut it. Wet bulb is 36. May provide flakes but that's it.
Absolutely snow would reach the ground. We need wet bulb to be lower than 36 to accumulate though. We don't need much. Slightly lower 2m or slightly lower dews would do it and this far out plenty of time for that. Maybe it's not lost after all. But I'll wait another day or two to go all in again. ?That warm layer is wayy to small to melt snow quick enough if you wet bulb (had all snow 41 degrees days ago), heavy rates would only cool it down, not saying that’s happening tho, but just a slight possibility
I think the lack of snow pack is hurting us to an extent.So what gives? We have moisture, we have a nice 1040-1045 high sitting in an ideal place? Why isn't cold air funneling down far enough into the south?