ATL got NAM'd!
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Wintry January 29th-30th ARCC Slam Dunk Winter Weather Threat
- Thread starter ForsythSnow
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ATLwxfan
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NorthGaWinter4
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We just got NAMed
RollTide18
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I-85 from MGM to ATL got NAM’d at that, cant wait til 0z.
??? Why is COD's version of this map more aggressive with the kuchera snowfall totals than the Pivotal version?
North GA/NC got NAM’ed lol
NoSnowATL
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Haha this should be in banter since it’s crazy. I go from .03 to 7in. Ok then.
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JLL1973
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Nam looks good for north ms. I don't care what the other models show. I'm riding the nam to glory
mjscott30
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I know, right? I'm afraid to get too excited and jinx it.
I know people are desperate and trying to cling to whatever model shows them getting the most snow, but keep in mind it's still too early to take the NAM too seriously.
olhausen
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This looks great but doesn’t the nam always overdue precipitation totals? Believe me I hope it’s on to something as it’s the best run for I’ve seen since yesterday morning.
Philstorm91
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Model trends seem to be highlighting central and northern MS for the higher accumulation potential (outside of the Apps). I'm glad I made the decision to stay in Clinton, MS Monday night and Tuesday. Depending on road conditions, I might have to wait until Wednesday to drive back home though.
If I’m not mistaken the upgraded NAM has a drier bias now, was to dry with the ZR that last ice storm in nc but trended up as it got closer
GeorgiaGirl
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Actually they corrected it and maybe went overboard according to someone here last month. The point though is I think the changes to where it's looked more like the Euro happen in it's reasonable time.
Point of this is still the same though, if no low develops, it'll probably just be light precip.
weatherguy
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New WPC map has brought the 10% or greater probability of 4"+ of snow down into AL :
GeorgiaGirl
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Just realized I posted the wrong maps. :fp: Here's the actual 10:1 and Kuchera.
This is wild, sheesh.
This is wild, sheesh.
olhausen
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Looking at it now it seems to keep the precipitation around longer then the 12z gfs.
This map is laughable at best. 7" for Atlanta and 45 miles west in Carrollton not a flake. Yeah I'm sure that will happen.
Pardon my ignorance (and going off-topic), but how accurate are these Kuchera maps compared to the standard 10:1 ratio maps and do they include sleet accumulations?