Looks pretty much like the 3k. I wouldn't really worry about it tbhThis what I am talking about. Scares me a little. View attachment 106307View attachment 106308
Looks pretty much like the 3k. I wouldn't really worry about it tbhThis what I am talking about. Scares me a little. View attachment 106307View attachment 106308
It was near NOLA a couple hours ago, so still moving due eastGulf low. Nice. It's moving due east isn't it? Shouldn't this thing be making a B line for the apps soon?
You’re not working on Monday. Jimmy guaranteeI feel like some of us are on a fine line between no work on Monday and crying on the way to work. I prefer no work.
This is when its supose to hook 90 degrees left. Waiting to see myself. Wish it would head to jax then swing a hard left. So close on this one.Gulf low. Nice. It's moving due east isn't it? Shouldn't this thing be making a B line for the apps soon?
Something else I’m noticing and maybe I’m wrong but our high over the NE is still over Ontario. I thought it was supposed to be over Upstate NY by nowThis is when its supose to hook 90 degrees left. Waiting to see myself. Wish it would head to jax then swing a hard left. So close on this one.
Looks like hard northeast to meIt was near NOLA a couple hours ago, so still moving due east
Based on mesoscale it’s heading southeast directly towards NOLALooks like hard northeast to me
34/18 wind NNE at 2.
This is so much better than the typical full sun temps climbing to 45 before the winter storm.
Geez,reckon he is just talking about northeast counties or all of us???wowFrom Meteorologist Chris Lisauckis in Huntsville
Good Evening, after reviewing the latest computer model data and applying various meteorological techniques, I see no reason to change the forecast much from earlier. The Tennessee Valley Region of northern Alabama and southern middle Tennessee will be located in an ideal location for very heavy snow between 9am and 3pm Sunday. Whiteout conditions are likely at times over the area and travel problems will likely develop throughout the morning hours. An experimental snow forecasting index I am developing indicates 2-3" per hour snowfall rates are possible, and thundersnow. A fair amount of this snow will likely melt because of above freezing surface temperatures, however I still expect 5-7" across a large part of the area. Unfortunately, due to the difficulty of this forecast, it's not possible to predict locations where these totals are most likely at this time. The Tennessee Valley will be located in the left exit region of the high altitude jet stream portion of the storm system, which may allow temperatures to dynamically cool more than expected at the surface as heavy precipitation continues. Only a few degrees of surface temperature will separate us from getting 5-7" and 8-10" of snow. Things could change with the forecast. Please expect the unexpected.
Worried as in More or less?CJ said he is getting worried about this front end snow now in the upstate!
My dew has really crashed over the last 2 hours I am down to 16.810 p.m. 34/18 in Harnett Co.
GSP gonna get smoked! Biggest snow since 2011!
More....Worried as in More or less?
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More..says could be some heavy snow before changing to mixWorried as in More or less?
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How about let’s just not change it to a mix at all ?More..says could be some heavy snow before changing to mix
Could he not see that coming all day, I mean the Trends all day have been toward thatMore..says could be some heavy snow before changing to mix
Both Nam is colder, take Nam and HRRR combine and we will do good10 tommorow. View attachment 106318
And I believe our ULL is currently little south of what this is being modeledGotta say. It's downright going to dump snow tommorow. These snowfall rates will be ridiculous. This is some heavy reflectivity.View attachment 106320View attachment 106321