Yeah, they actually kicked my low temp for tomorrow night up from 32 to 36! ?FFC seems to be really against the idea of accumulations rn. Based on the runs its really too close to tell. I think that by the end of today we will know if we are closer to a heavy snow event or a quick burst then rain for at least the north metro.
They eitheir are linked in to NWS data output or Most likely GFS/Buffkit. Noticed this myself and 90% of public gets their forecast from these apps. They will be in for a nice suprise latter todday when it changes and catches up.
Yeah... this is what kinda gave me a bit of pause this morning reading the discussion from GSP. My sounding is pretty solidly snow here for most of the event, yet there is no mention of any snow in the point forecast.But more soundings in support of snow than not
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You know we will sleet. I-85 dividing line!Me and Packfan are about the length of one football field eitheir north or south of the transition line. literally
It was high up there in the air yesterday instead of its normal elevation. Is that still the case today?Stout warm nose comes in on the NAM and chances are it arrives earlier than modeled. Just keep that in mind, along with the other variables.
Possibly a rates will overcome sounding, but definitely too warm after that (sleet?). Definitely got to watch the NAM, the KING of sniffing out warm noses.And then the warm nose: