I don’t know if it is necessarily warmer but definitely more moist through 45Nam is going to be juiced again, warm noses for everyone!
I don’t know if it is necessarily warmer but definitely more moist through 45Nam is going to be juiced again, warm noses for everyone!
Yep we knew this was coming gets us every time, next time let’s remember to not get excited unless the snow line is in Charleston at day 3.oh no, sleet soundings everywhere
Par for the course. They are often the last to the party.NWS Huntsville is not impressed.
"Although not indicated in the current
grids, a brief period of sleet will be possible for most of the
forecast area at the onset of precipitation, based on thermal
profiles in the 20/09-12Z timeframe. However, as the rate of
hydrometeor production increases aloft, the low-level airmass will
modify to support very cold rain or perhaps a rain/snow mixture for
portions of northwest AL/southern TN."
yeah, NAM may be on to something, its showing what normally happens, stronger WAA, lots of frontogenesis, warm nose, and faster tongue of overrunning precip that arrives earlier, NAM may be on to something, as those are classic issues with overrunning setups
How? I see 1-2 at best for northern Greenville and Spartanburg based on Kuchera3K does not have quite as stout of a warm nose in the upstate. I think we can crash the column pretty quick with how cold it is at almost all levels and the warm nose might be 33 degrees at most. Even then both the NAM and 3K have 2-4 inches along and north of 85 which I think is smart.
it isn't about sfc temps, its the warm nose.Look at the temps drop in the last 24 hours of NAM runs. If this continues then more areas will be in the game.
Look at the temps drop in the last 24 hours of NAM runs. If this continues then more areas will be in the game.
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