Yeah, this is going to need a lot of stars to align to see anything besides maybe a few token flakes, but good point about it being a good test run for the short range modelsNAM looks about the same as 18Z so far...I'm mostly interested in observing how each high res model handles the system and I don't think it's actually going to snow at the surface.
Better hope for something good on the next run or this one is dead. We are at the point where it is almost too late for trends.NAM says no
Same here. 30/28 but I doubt it will matter much.Im already at 30 degrees according to my weather station outside in Dallas Ga Low was to be 29 and that was for tomorrow at 7am
Yep. Down to 30/26 here but alas it doesn't matter it seemsAlready at 33.3 and a dewpoint of 28.1 but it won't matter anyway as we will shoot to 50 by tomorrow afternoon.
Just that the low is further south
25.7 at my house this morning. One of the coldest of the season, no doubt. Such a shame that the mid to upper levels are so unfavorable for a snow storm.20.1 this morning but has crept up to 20.7. Probably doesn't mean anything.
Honestly, The only ingredient missing is >.25 inches of precip. Temps seem just fine for some at least some novelty flakes.25.7 at my house this morning. One of the coldest of the season, no doubt. Such a shame that the mid to upper levels are so unfavorable for a snow storm.
FV3 might be what representative of North GA from the Birmingham radar later today. Just a ton of virga - already going crazy with that over Mississippi and Alabama12Z FV3. Wet, but too warm at the surface.
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12Z NAM says what ya smoking.
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That's where the moisture is. The 3k NAM fired the warning shot this was unlikely to work out for North GA.
thanks coach! we have been played by all models even as we know from recent years footage how this plays out.sorry yall. tough year so far.
Yes, the important thing to learn is which short range models are best and at what ranges. Right now, RGEM at 36 hours is my favorite, NAM 3K at 24, HRRR at 24 to 36, maybe, and trash the FV3, and all the HRW WRFs.closest ground truth I could find is Evergreen, AL with -rn
RGEM has always been my favorite as well, ever since it nailed the December 7&8th 2017 system.Yes, the important thing to learn is which short range models are best and at what ranges. Right now, RGEM at 36 hours is my favorite, NAM 3K at 24, HRRR at 24 to 36, maybe, and trash the FV3, and all the HRW WRFs.
Go rent a Cessna 182 and fly around at 8,000 ft and enjoy!Virga storm breaking out on northern MS / AL border ?![]()
Yep...however I will note there is a pretty good slug of precip in southern Alabama heading ne. Not sure it will be enough but something to watchJust a shame. A good blanket of clouds and 29 degrees. It has all of the looks and feels outside but nada.