chase5ash
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The latest HRRR runs have become more juicy with the moisture but I still have yet to see any ground truth out of either central Mississippi or Alabama
If the HRRR is correct, you should start to see snow/rain reports out of northern MS in about 30 minutes to an hour.The latest HRRR runs have become more juicy with the moisture but I still have yet to see any ground truth out of either central Mississippi or Alabama
Radar out of Columbus ms is showing returns down to about 2800 to 3000 feet and dropping.If the HRRR is correct, you should start to see snow/rain reports out of northern MS in about 30 minutes to an hour.
It looks like, to me, and if my trig math is right, that it took an hour to drop from around 3,800 ft to 2,800 ft. So, about 2 more hours it will be at the surface???Radar out of Columbus ms is showing returns down to about 2800 to 3000 feet and dropping.
Where is here?it’s been raining here all morning
Temps are a bit on lower side for region but that area still needs to main bulk of moisture to slow down some and delay as much as possible to help with Temps in later afternoon and needs to continue juicing up need to add more without too much WAAIm liking the area East of 65 and North of 20 in Alabama this afternoon.
Short drive to see flakes for me!
South west BamaWhere is here?
I wonder if Noccalula (so?) is high enough in elevation to see anything. I’m in Alabama City at work may drive up there once it starts.I'm near Gadsden, Al. and my temp has steadily increased from 26 at 5 AM to currently 38. No precipitation yet.
Wetbulbs are above freezing in most of North Ala, so not expecting much. Maybe a token flake or two at higher elevations.
Better off driving to CheahaI wonder if Noccalula (so?) is high enough in elevation to see anything. I’m in Alabama City at work may drive up there once it starts.
Now down to 1000 feet but precip is light. Bhm is now down to 1000 and should reach within the hour..same with mxx.. Looks like there is a band of sleet..at least aloft..in central ga. Based on macons radar its probably reaching the ground. Hrrr continues to get wetter.It looks like, to me, and if my trig math is right, that it took an hour to drop from around 3,800 ft to 2,800 ft. So, about 2 more hours it will be at the surface???