On Pivotal, that rain in MS is sleet/freezing rain. TT doesn’t depict sleet/freezing as a separate thing for the ICON for some reason. It seems to classify that precip as “rain”.
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Wintry January 14-16th storm potential.
- Thread starter TheBatman
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Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
Member
On tropical tidbits the surface map only shows rain or snow. I believe the ICON on pivotal weather has snow, rain, and sleet/freezing rain
Carolina Sky
Member
Looks like a dud for NC. At least it will be dry if we don't get any snow. Rather have that than more rain.
GFS pushing WAA band way down into the Piedmont this run ?
Keep coming south baby
NWMSGuy
Member
GFS is further south in GA
Will be interesting to see which are right.. globals or hi rez
I’m
5 run trend
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ForsythSnow
Moderator
All it needs to do is do this at least a couple more times and so many more of us would be in. A day ago and this was all the way in TN too, so fingers crossed this keeps sinking. It's all in the energy still offshore too.
Carolina Sky
Member
So if it keeps coming south is that going to hurt the low developing and brining in more precip off the coast?
Boy that’s a big run for Murphy and Nantahala down in SW NC
RoddyPiper
Member
So Globals holding serve (maybe shifted 20 miles south or so over the past few runs), but the short range HiRes models really moving this north....I know which basket im putting my eggs in.
GFS doing to me again
Carolina Sky
Member
And not often we see a south trend. Usually we're hoping for a north trend off the coast.