Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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After today, the forecast indicates it doesn’t get above the 30s here for the next 7 days.
I was saying that because it looks like some members throw a secondary shortwave at us that digs far southThat's a classic weakening line setup
I think the 0z euro did that, that would be problematicI was saying that because it looks like some members throw a secondary shortwave at us that digs far south
The euro look reminds me of a piece of the vortex dropping down into Canada....The northern branch swinging energy through and dragging a front through. Also the lower pressures in the GOM to me tells me something might try to ride that thermal gradient (ie front) that gets stalled down there.....Something to watch....pattern recognition for sure.
Gfs over long range nam any day of the weekThat’s a big damn difference View attachment 68575View attachment 68576View attachment 68577View attachment 68579
I’d normally agree but the GFS is on a island with those dew/temp depictionsGfs over long range nam any day of the week
Definitely not in CAD situations. I’d use the JMA before GFS in CAD setups.Gfs over long range nam any day of the week
Icon looked like it was a touch warmer at the surfaceI’d normally agree but the GFS is on a island with those dew/temp depictions
lol Charlotte is gonna find a way to get shafted to the NE then from the NWIcon looked like it was a touch warmer at the surface
Are we starting to lose this next storm
Pretty much. euro has backed off a lot and icon warm as wellAre we starting to lose this next storm
It’s borderline right now. Temps are hovering right around freezing but there’s still plenty of time. You need to watch the synopsis of the storm more so than temps until we get into mesoscale range. As long as globals maintain at least mid 30’s on runs, we should keep watching this one.I don’t think we (upstate Sc) ever had it to begin with.