Yea, because the Operational GFS at 384 is always dependable…. ???Looks like Jan will end on a warm note.
Yes because the 384 hr GFS is always spot on accurateLooks like Jan will end on a warm note.
Even the teleconnections look a little better this morning. The MJO looks like it wants to take a slower progression through phases 1/2, the AO stays clearly negative, the NAO is tries to dip slightly negative, and the PNA stays slightly positive.The EPS and Canadian Ensembles are in lock step advertising big Cold/Nice deep trough rolling in here by next weekend. GFS Op is on another planet. The Gefs wants to park the trough out west past next weekend and the other ens suites stay east.
Just watch today how the GFS Op performs short range. Here it is at 6z hot off the press, Down East royal rumble today. Only model painting this much accum. The short range Nam, HWRF spit a dusting around a county or 2. The Canadian short range and euro are a nada burger.
Yeah I thought NWS was rather bullish but then again there is a little support from the RAP (fwiw) and the HRRR, at least as far as getting precip goes. I feel confident there will be heavy enough precip in a small band to at least produce a rn/sn mix, maybe even switch to all sn briefly. Just my gut but I think that favors central NC to the SE sector (Durham, Wake, Johnston, Harnett). Small area lolGfs soundings are impressive but not supported by other models. Itd be nice to see something else jump on board at 12z even if we had to fight some BL issues View attachment 130062
I believe they did a reality check this morning and have updated this... unfortunately lolThis is our moment to shine View attachment 130059