This is the setup in a Snow back in 2017. Snow on the ground from West Texas until Al/MS state line, then nothing, then snow on the ground from Georgia to Carolinas. I quit watching boards for 2 years because of that one. Hope that’s not where we’re headed againvery odd
It does look like a Miller B, but this solution at least makes sense given that the GFS made absolutely none. The EURO transfers to a new low very close to Savannah… not right into the CAD like the GFS did. One thing other to note is that this was not as an amped a solution as the 12z Euro as the warmer 850s looked to be the result of a weaker high to the north… something to watch for future runs. Verbatim this solution would give a heavy front end thump of snow from NE GA to Upstate SC, to central NC and points north before turning into IP/ZR and then back to snow on the backside…. Very similar to what the UK showed.not going to be nearly as good of a run for some in GA. Looks like gonna Miller B now....EHHHH
How is this run a disaster?I’m sure somebody will try to spin this disaster in a positive direction with the EPS ?
It continued the horrible trends and we are still 5 days out. The GFS solution is leading the way which is rain for 95% of GAHow is this run a disaster?
This run was absolutely not a disaster, but I’ve not expected this to be an all snow event outside the mountains. The biggest takeaway from it for me is that this wasn’t as amped up as the 12z Euro and not even close to what the GFS just showed. I’m not saying the less amped up is the start of a trend, but it’s definitely something to watch for.How is this run a disaster?
If you look at were it transfers the energy, which is very key, it actually took a step away from the GFS0z Euro was actually ok, if it was a tad amped up more, then it would have been great. Little north from last run but south of gfs.
Getting that HP a bit stronger and that LP further south would do wonders for a lot of folks.