GeorgiaGirl
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Comparing it seems like the NAM is trending weaker and weaker with the midweek wave.
It does look pretty rough, If the other models look like that, it would be a bad thing, we shall see.
Yeah it does look pretty rough on the NAM but it was actually a little stronger just before crossing the border, it's the long range NAM and seems a little premature to see a trend just yet in the NAM anyway.... too soon
Probably not gonna matter later but this was the strongest yet at this timeframe
Yea we still have 3 days to score on this one. I would be happy with a small 2 inch snow out of this. It would stick around for a few days for sure .Certainly wouldn’t write off much of anything after seeing the 00z NAM and the changes it made towards the NYD system.
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Not a good looking start to the mid week system on the 00z nam already looks strung out to hell and back
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NAM Gets RA/SN mix into Midlands of SC that run for NYD. Not anything significant though.
yea dry here for sure.
Edit: 12KM looks horribly dry.
That run was a step in the right direction. I am with you on the Pacific idea. If we are going to have a good pattern for an over-running event, it will have to come from southern Cali.If only we could have gotten that shortwave over Montana to shift about 5 degrees west and dive-bomb down into at least eastern Washington state and Nevada, we'd be sitting pretty. Oh well
Nam being the nam and being way more aggressive New Year’s Eve
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NAM Gets RA/SN mix into Midlands of SC that run for NYD. Not anything significant though.
Edit: 12KM looks horribly dry.
Yep, I see that on radar.... Moving north, interesting.Speaking of .. some convective blips are currently showing up very close to the GA/SC coastal regions... just had a ping of sleet or two pass thru
Yep, I see that on radar.... Moving north, interesting.
Makes sense. That just confirms how far south the cold air has infiltrated.Shallow SSW flow above the wedge producing some weak isentropic ascent
Wondering looking at the current loop on accuweather se radar if anyone is getting any ground truth from NC echoes. You noticed pingers and that matches up well with that radar. In NC could be virga,but if not , it will take a trained flash flood light expert to report on. I'd post loop but isn't worth the hassle on the phone.Shallow SSW flow above the wedge producing some weak isentropic ascent