accu35
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Yes very possible.so ice, freezing rain in the picture for central Alabama ?
Yes very possible.so ice, freezing rain in the picture for central Alabama ?
was this Snowmageddon of 2014 ?I would be willing to wager a bunch a Mets are crapping bricks right now. This one is giving off huge January 2014 vibes. I will leave everyone with this nugget of wisdom. Even if the precip is light "those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it"
I’m gonna look at the short ranges.For Alabama and B'ham area, expect the forecast to change up until Sunday or Monday when the models have better data?
Northwest trend?Sickening how close
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It’s not really a NW trend that we need based on the EURO and GFS… we need that to go neutral and then negative tilt few hours earlier so that it pulls moisture inland over the CarolinasNorthwest trend?
Something that won’t be known until the wave is on land and honestly probably not until 24-36 hours out from us out here also. It’s a wait and see game at this pointIt’s not really a NW trend that we need based on the EURO and GFS… we need that to go neutral and then negative tilt few hours earlier so that it pulls moisture inland over the Carolinas
Very true. It reminds a little but of the 1/21-22/2022 storm that the models didn’t start catching on to the tilt of the trough until about 48 hours or so out.Something that won’t be known until the wave is on land and honestly probably not until 24-36 hours out from us out here also. It’s a wait and see game at this point
Not everyone ?
At least it's not just here..... it's the entire multi-state area.24 hours GEFS mean trending drier.
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This tweet is interesting and echoes your statement.Something that won’t be known until the wave is on land and honestly probably not until 24-36 hours out from us out here also. It’s a wait and see game at this point
This tweet is interesting and echoes your statement.