I honestly don't think there's any way to answer this question. My guess is it will do a low amp loop into 5/6/7 and then probably get into 8. No evidence to support that other than it seems to want to do that the last year or two late in the season.
Euro actually pops a little snow over N. GA early on as the vort drops in:
Euro actually pops a little snow over N. GA early on as the vort drops in:
If it cuts off, as it has been trending, and comes in stronger, wouldn't be surprised to see that increase with the ull. I just need it to tilt sooner to pull that slp back NW. Wouldn't it be something if y'all could score from the ull and coastal folks from the slp?It's light but I'll take it. Not too far off from here.
@ForsythSnow literally posted an image from pivotal of that system....This feature isn't on the Euro on Pivotal, odd. I do see very small specks of flurries though during that time.
Yeah, it's on the snowfall output map, but it's not on the surface/MSLP map on Pivotal. Look at it on Pivotal, the surface, it is not there.@ForsythSnow literally posted an image from pivotal of that system....
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It's because it's an ULLYeah, it's on the snowfall output map, but not the surface/MSLP map on Pivotal. Look at it on Pivotal, the surface, it is not there.
Well at least we have soundings from the euro on pivotal now! Here's a spot from west GA around Rome.To go with the above post, I'd be willing to bet verbatim, the dendritic growth zone wouldn't have adequate saturation to make flakes with that dry air wrapping in. Could change.