Oh, sorry, I was thinking more GA/SC/NC. My bad! I didn’t pay attention to your location!I'm mainly talking about central Alabama and the areas on the border of freezing temps lol. I should've said that. My bad
Oh, sorry, I was thinking more GA/SC/NC. My bad! I didn’t pay attention to your location!I'm mainly talking about central Alabama and the areas on the border of freezing temps lol. I should've said that. My bad
ive never seen as hard a left turn as this one on euro and Can op. No bending , just staright on north. This is why I root for coastals.Better track and it still goes dues north.
Brine is useless for ice storms. Just a waste of money and time but whatever.Yeah they pretty much admitted if they get rain first then it’s going to be tough to keep control of the roads.
If it does it will be fascinating to watch from a meteorological perspective. Gonna be some crazy temp gradients along the coastal areas and maybe further inland.ive never seen as hard a left turn as this one on euro and Can op. No bending , just staright on north. This is why I root for coastals.
IF the SE trend continues and then we get the famous NW shift at go time, this euro run may very well be close to the final product.
Obv depends on where you're at but moisture will be moving into MS, TN in 48 hours. The HRRR running now should be interesting for those areas.If you think we have the final answer 3-4 days out you are going to be sorely wrong. Do we really think the models (short range especially) won't change some in all that time. We know it will. Hopefully for the better for many
This is a big time clown map. Not very accurateLicking my chops for this View attachment 105055
Lol cause it's not kuchera? I didn't see that option on thereThis is a big time clown map. Not very accurate
Yeah other "accumulations" you saw on the other map was all ice whether it is sleet or freezing rain.. still a problematic set up just not due to snowYes. Here is a more accurate mapView attachment 105058