Hopefully, that ridge wouldn't pull in too much WAA.UKMET is pants bursting, pants nuking, it’s basically a look for a classic miller A crush job in the Carolinas View attachment 65228View attachment 65229View attachment 65230
Hopefully, that ridge wouldn't pull in too much WAA.UKMET is pants bursting, pants nuking, it’s basically a look for a classic miller A crush job in the Carolinas View attachment 65228View attachment 65229View attachment 65230
UKMET is pants bursting, pants nuking, it’s basically a look for a classic miller A crush job in the Carolinas View attachment 65228View attachment 65229View attachment 65230
Yea soundings across NC were thereYeah that might be headed for glory for the piedmont
Cold air is here this time too
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How about Columbia SC?Yea soundings across NC were there
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Man, I hope it dumps on SC this year and doesn't melt for 3 months.How about Columbia SC?
Correct me if I’m wrong, but didn’t the February 2004 storm also not have a high to the north? If so that means that the two storms in the last 30 years to bring the most widespread 12”+ totals east of the mountains in the Carolinas occurred without a high to the north.
Wow heavy rates and we got us a wintry event here in Columbia.
damn can we get KATL area? i didnt realize there was pivotal + lol
Hopefully we see more models jump on board with this lookView attachment 65236View attachment 65237
Certainly gives hope given how well it did with the NC storm Nearly a week agopretty da** nice having UKMET on your side... even tho 12z GEFS reduced support for the threat, the potential is still definitely there..
Yeah... hopefully the Euro starts to show somethingpretty da** nice having UKMET on your side... even tho 12z GEFS reduced support for the threat, the potential is still definitely there..
lmao at the "best guess precip type: Rain"Nice, hopefully we get this to hold, sounding near KATL
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