I think its a growing trend *hopefully continues* that the northern and central parts of AL and GA see some snow under the ULL/Comma head.
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Wintry Jan 15-16 Winter Storm Discussion & Obs
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Ehh, that's a pretty significant jump with the LP almost in coastal areas of SC to move to near Florence. I'd need to see more consistency before I buy into a jump like that.12z RDPS
RGEM speeding up the energy and trending it SE.
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I suspect, in general, all modeling organizations share the observational data
Seems to be the only model picking up on a large area of sleet .. meaning there’s probably still some things to be worked out with our CAD conditions12z RDPS
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I'm really liking the fact that even if the frontend of the storm system dissapoints for my area, there's a growing chance of measurable snowfall on the backend with the upper level low.
Did you miss the NAM images earlier? There will be a large area of IP
Also looks like the 50/50 is holding in longer and getting a better cold push
If we can get the Euro on board I would feel much better. Heck 2 inches across AL would be another huge win on par with the one a week or so ago.
If I was in charge of deploying teams for networks I would send someone to Gainesville GA, Charlotte NC, Statesville NC and Boone NC. That will pretty much cover onset ice, city ice, sig ice and sig snow. If I was Jim Cantore I would be in Virginia.
I really think these models often times have difficulty distinguishing between sleet and freezing rain… I’m noticing a lot of these frames where it’s showing me getting ZR and at the end of the run over an inch, I go back and pull the soundings were actually showing sleet.
As @packfan98 stated last night, I know many are on map overload lol and I'm not sure if the final ICON snow map was posted, if I missed my apologies but I'd think the Wake Co crowd would like this improvement for sure
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What an evoloution to a craptastic Storm track this week. How we get the inland coastal plain track from South Al is how you find a way to screw up a SECHS. Sleet looks to save me, but really gonna have to do Generator checks etc tommorrow. There is someone who is gonna get .75-1.0 freezing rain out of this.
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I see very little changes through 42 on GFS.
I did not miss here is NAM with a much larger area of freezing rain
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RGEM drops over a foot on Memphis and still going at the end of the run.
Was it going due east or like north east?
Were ****** now lol and not a good sign with the Nam seen this dance before....
The 12z GFS looks a tick further west, but the 50/50 low is a good bit further west.