Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Very thing happened on Jan 2nd, 2002. It was damn near 60° the previous day, still had a variety of precipitation just north of Charleston, SC the following morning.To be fair, I’ve seen many a storm here have 50-60 degree temperatures the day before or even day of the storm. Off the top of my head, January 30, 2010 and February 25, 2015 come to mind. Certainly isn’t how I would draw it up, though!
I mean on 500mb vort is showed more amped but precip maps didn't move NW too much. Something seems a little off there. However, 18z is now history and 00z will be very important after recon data came in.Euro initialized with a stronger shortwave in southern Canada. Likely gonna be a more amped run View attachment 184353
NOAA is flying another plane today? That seems strange for what looks like, at best, a run-of-the-mill winter storm.I mean on 500mb vort is showed more amped but precip maps didn't move NW too much. Something seems a little off there. However, 18z is now history and 00z will be very important after recon data came in.
Pretty significant nw trend on the eps.
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WBBack on southernwx after a hiatus since the legendary Jan 2022. Holding onto the NAM for hope for Sun seems like a losing proposition.
It's likely because of the similarity to 2017 which up trended literally all the way to hour 0. Inside 48, they will fly again tomorrowNOAA is flying another plane today? That seems strange for what looks like, at best, a run-of-the-mill winter storm.
Possibly a mix of the data being collected yesterday, but also got a lot to do with the current western look of the trough (Further than forecasted). Along with a stronger shortwave diving down. Trough also has a lot more kinks on recent runs than before allowing for unique looks rather than that rounded off look.I wonder if these NW trends are a result of either your average gulf moisture setup trending NW at the last second, or was this mainly from the data collected in that first flight, or maybe a mix of both?
Those 850 temperatures aren't looking too bad for many of us. It is the surface temperatures and the timing of this event that are working against folks in Central North Carolina.Not really. Last couple of runs were slightly cooler for my area.
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That's insane, it's either got a lot of learning to do or is about to knock it out of the park. Keeping hope alive for me and all our eastern folks for sure.18z Weathernext is in, mostly posting this so everyone can see it has a 2"+ ensemble mean along and east of I-95 in Eastern NC 60 hours out from this system
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For your sake, I would advise not to buy itThat's insane, it's either got a lot of learning to do or is about to knock it out of the park. Keeping hope alive for me and all our eastern folks for sure.
You are not wrong. This is the 00Z HRRR from yesterday (24hrs in advance) vs the radar currently. It is apparent on the 12Z and 18Z runs of today what this band was roughly going to look like, so if this logic were to be transferred into tomorrow's system, we should have a pretty good idea of the exact (or close to exact) track and moisture content on the 18Z-00Z-06Z runs of tomorrow.Is it just me or does that band of precept breaking out in Western Alabama and Mississippi look way bigger than what modelEd


Where we're both sitting at we're in crunch time.. Literally gonna have to pray for a great NW trend to get anything good. Could happen yes, but I dont think we're going to know for a good while for certain.For your sake, I would advise not to buy it
I'm not, however, I do still have the NAM's, RGEM, HRDPS, SREF and WeatherNext on my side..... not great company for Google deep mind to be hanging out with lol, but I'm an eternal optimist and will go down with the ship. Thanks for posting it each timeFor your sake, I would advise not to buy it
still not inconsequentialThat's not the storm.
Doesn't equate to any NW shift in Precip ShieldView attachment 184387
Much earlier tilt this time on hrrr 00z. Higher favorable orentation = better NW ticks
Doesn't equate to any NW shift in Precip Shield
It actually is further nw with qpf vs 18zDoesn't equate to any NW shift in Precip Shield
i figured it would do better tomorrow with nw precip shield. Normally they take time to fill inIt actually is further nw with qpf vs 18z
Likewise if you look at the 700 and 850mb rh there is a sizable jump nwIt actually is further nw with qpf vs 18z
Crazy lol
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I like that the hrrr got some precip back to us around 18z. Lower level caa seems to really start working in after 12-15z so if we can keep precipitation around in the early afternoon we will at least take a shot at a changeoverCrazy lol
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