Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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Deeper wedge and holding longer. I’ve seen this CAD movie before.
You're probably gonna have a decent ice storm. I-40 north storm imoDeeper wedge and holding longer. I’ve seen this CAD movie before.
It’s true I’m halfway there almost. I have not added yesterday’s snow to my seasonal total yet but it’s getting close to 3 inches on the season.You are going to nickel and dime your way to half a foot ?
It’s definitely a model to watch but the GFS is trash with cold air damming, I don’t know why it was so stout with that December system tho, but in the past the GFS sucks with CADI'm taking gfs all day. I know people won't like me for that but it's been the most consistent model imo
Ehhh we have some really dry air in place ahead of this one and snow pack to the north. I wouldn't write off a southern push in the coming runs just yet. We all know how CAD generally trends and how much of a ----- it is to get out of here.Nam 3 run trend, don’t think This continues but it’s getting into a range wheres it really good with cold air damming View attachment 68885View attachment 68886
Yeah just imo the gfs has been the best as of late. At least with the location of storms and how consistent it's been. We shall seeIt’s definitely a model to watch but the GFS is trash with cold air damming, I don’t know why it was so stout with that December system tho, but in the past the GFS sucks with CAD
We are getting real close to winning Saturday night into Sunday morningView attachment 68887View attachment 68888
Exactly what I was thinking, imo WAA/700mb FGEN ramming into confluence like that argues for forcing for ascent >> some sort of band of precipitationWe are getting real close to winning Saturday night into Sunday morningView attachment 68887View attachment 68888
We are getting real close to winning Saturday night into Sunday morningView attachment 68887View attachment 68888
I'm guessing there will be a lot of virga at least. Lot's of dry air to overcome. It would be nice to get a front end snow before the ice.
Indeed that dry layer is really stout below 700 and the moist layer is awfully thin. Still need some helpExactly what I was thinking, imo WAA/700mb FGEN ramming into confluence like that argues for forcing for ascent >> some sort of band of precipitation
I think the bigger concern and "better" trend is a weaker parent to the north less overwhelming south to southeast flow and more ice.I have a feeling it's going to keep trending better as we get closer just like things did with today's storm.
Lol I dunno if we want to trend stronger with low level cold/sfc temps now looking at it, 925s are baking for areas that are seeing ice, this wouldn’t even be sleet, just ZR, oofIndeed that dry layer is really stout below 700 and the moist layer is awfully thin. Still need some help
I think the bigger concern and "better" trend is a weaker parent to the north less overwhelming south to southeast flow and more ice.
Indeed that dry layer is really stout below 700 and the moist layer is awfully thin. Still need some help
I think the bigger concern and "better" trend is a weaker parent to the north less overwhelming south to southeast flow and more ice.
Don't fall for this trap....it will get you everytime. I can't remember EVER a CAD eroding early versus MUCH later than forecast. This situation is looking bad for frz rain for the Triad...I'm hoping more of a sleet storm..NAM erodes the cad rather quickly