Yes, there was a clear jump south from the 18z run.Compared to 18Z it's further south.
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Agree. NAM south early on. We’ll see if it translates18z and 00z at 21z Sunday... Its early but this so far looks a jog south.
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Don’t take the HRRR surface temps literal at this range. Known warm bias at this lead.Looking at the HRRR surface temps are horrible it barely goes below freezing just above the triad and then rises into the 40’s during the afternoon. Outside of the mountains and extreme nw NC this is basically a non event. anything that does fall will quickly melt.
Yup. can and will be fickle for sure!I wouldn’t get too high or too low with where modeling shows this finger of precip. We all know in these overrunning situations they can be fickle
Honestly, Pretty substantial south shift at this lead00z nam looks very similar to 18z
I’ll be happy with another 40 miles shift. Baby steps, but we don’t have too many steps left.?Honestly, Pretty substantial south shift at this lead
He's referring to the FV3 hi-res.GFS isn't out yet, what am I missing? And high res GFS?
It runs at 12Z and 00Z. It’s “FV3” on Tropical Tidbits.GFS isn't out yet, what am I missing? And high res GFS?
Man thats alot IP and Frz Rain thru parts of central AL and parts of GAView attachment 142136
I’ll take what the NAM is smoking
that map has sleet and freezing rain as snow, right?View attachment 142136
I’ll take what the NAM is smoking