Also showing another 1004 mb low in the gulf at the end of the run. A second gulf low would not be good so closely following a big rain event.12z Nam looks to have shifted the rain a tad bit north again in Georgia.
Hurricane Sally, think you better slow your mustang down.....
That would be the real problem child. The 6z GFS and the 0z Canadian (to some degree) also showed another storm hit.Also showing another 1004 mb low in the gulf at the end of the run. A second gulf low would not be good so closely following a big rain event.
Tons of 3CAPE/low LCLs is gonna allow anything that spins to be a real threat tomorrowTornado threat still looks fairly legit tomorrow afternoon across a good part of central/eastern SC into southern parts of NC. Some of the soundings out of the midlands are pretty crazyView attachment 48787
Yep I'm not sure if I favor down toward the midlands or up closer toward the border where the low level winds will be really backed closer to the remnant LLC. Looks like some areas south of the "warm front" may end up getting into a little sun tomorrow too, yikesTons of 3CAPE/low LCLs is gonna allow anything that spins to be a real threat tomorrow
it was way too far SE initiallyEnd of the last few HRRR runs are also shifting the heavier rain northward a little.View attachment 48794
You can't tell from radar, but the rain is pretty constant, already, just south of the airport. Trending toward the Euro? I hope not.First real rain bands moving into Atlanta right now. The drive home tonight should be fun.
Yea it’s a steady light to moderate rain here at the Atlantic Station.You can't tell from radar, but the rain is pretty constant, already, just south of the airport. Trending toward the Euro? I hope not.