Cary_Snow95
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Anything more than just light precip would do it. Warm layer at the sfc is very shallow thereView attachment 1053723km NAM 06Z over Madison county, AL at 9 am Sunday. What kind of precipitation rates is needed to bring the colder air down, dynamic cooling?
I don’t know about that, but to me the biggest thing on the ICE maps is while I think that there will be an area that sees .5-.75” accrual, it will be in a much more narrow corridor than what’s being shown. I really think that northern and western parts of what’s being shown on those maps will see sleet be the dominant precip… and quite bit of itAlso, isn't there a point where ice will no longer accrue even if its
So is the precip just to the NW of the darker pink falling as sleet then, since the axis of heavier ZR seems to be further east?Keeping a close eye on short range models as the day progresses, 3k NAM showing warning criteria for ice accrual pretty far east into the Carolina's
(still zr in most locations at end of it's run)
It there isn't a continuous feed of cold dry air then yes due to latent heat release zr can be self limiting, obviously once temps inch above 32. Also temps around 31 or 32 with heavy rates aren't going to accrue as much either, several factors can affect ice accrual.Also, isn't there a point where ice will no longer accrue even if its
Yes, most likelySo is the precip just to the NW of the darker pink falling as sleet then, since the axis of heavier ZR seems to be further east?
Keeping a close eye on short range models as the day progresses, 3k NAM showing warning criteria for ice accrual pretty far east into the Carolina's
(still zr in most locations at end of it's run)
Thanks. So many models are really showing very little sleet so this is interesting to see on the 3k.Yes, most likely
If you look at soundings as opposed to just the snowfall maps I think you will see many models are actually in fact showing quite a bit of IP.Thanks. So many models are really showing very little sleet so this is interesting to see on the 3k.
Any idea how these models performed with the last storm? I feel like the nws was way under while we got those 40 to 50 mph gusts while they called for weaker.As we know most of these are probably overdone, however, as we also saw with the system back in first part of January, a mature low like this can realize it's full wind potential and with ice on trees..... so even if you knock 10 or so off of these still going to be problematic
Likely better chance of us getting snow on the backend than front.
Brad P. Snow the sleet/freezing rain back to snow. Are y’all buying snow on the backend?
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A trend to watch is the northern energy coming down into the plains to tilt our storm. It has trended north the last three runs on the NAM. And as someone pointed out this energy is still out over the pacific until tomorrow morningView attachment 105369
We want separation?