iGRXY
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I don't really care for Sref plumes at all but they're up to 2.5" here which was a big increase from the previous run and is usually telling for the upcoming nam.
That looks spot on to me with current guidance. I'm very hesitant to say accumulating snow down to 85. I can see flakes flying there but not accumulating. I would have discounted the long range NAM and figured it would fold by tomorrow. But thats hard to do with the Euro in its camp. So let's see where this goes.Looks like GSP's first call is outView attachment 63136
ULL movement is still due east at 57 in eastern central alabama. Lets see where she goes.Don’t know if I like this run.
That’s got TR written all over it!“Mainly north of 85”
can’t wait to hear that on the 5 o’clock news
Yeah Euro had 999mb just off Hatteras, with the cape and lightning maps @Myfrotho704_ posted you can see it was close to bombing out. Licking my chops haha. @tramadoc might be interested in this too
@Shaggy @Downeastnc @WeatherNC the whole downeast crew
I don't think our area has been dryslotted for the past three years. It will be interesting to see if it fills in on subsequent runs. I can see this having an area of drizzle to the north with a swath of snow further south where there are better dynamics.What a disaster, that leaves a sour taste, looks like we need the ULL further north to generate precip in the first place ?View attachment 63164
Seen that on a lot of runs today. The trend is in.The ULL opened up, which is disastrous