Iceagewhereartthou
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Good map. This will definitely be important going forward with boundary layer temps. I'm currently at 30.4 with a WB of about 29. Hoping to drop a couple of more degrees at least (there should still be some CAA at this point). Remember that 2M temps usually rise (sometimes dramatically) as soon as clouds come in. I'm hoping that it won't be as significant this time due to the orientation of the winds and precip (more from the West instead of SW) but it's always something to keep an eye on. Plus without super dry air (DPs in the teens or single digits) there won't be much evaporational cooling, but we should also cut down on virga. We have to take our chances with the potential for colder (evap cooled) air with less available precip, or the juicer air with more borderline temps. Never easy around here.Don't think I've seen this posted before during winter weather, but this a current map of the max wetbulb temp. Of course it's straddling just barely south of the I-20 corridor in GA.
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