NCSNOW
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You know I can’t handle a D5 lollipop. I told y’all we needed to tone this back!
I mean - until there's model agreement it's highly likely to change lolWhat’s so crazy is that this is <100hrs. It’s the GFS so I’m trying not to jump with excitement. But it’s definitely less likely at this point to change drastically, but I’ll stop myself from saying more
Kuchera is really close to the 10:1 ratio (shown above).
This is hard to ignore,
As good as it is another jump like that and many are dealing with rain or mixing.As beautiful as that currently looks, that is a mighty jump NW in just one run... Many have already been saying we need to watch out for this.
I would agree with that before the gulf coast storm last year… now I am hesitant because that storm did not NW trend. Our condo in orange beach got 8 inches..we live 4 hours north and got a few flurries.Good luck trying to stop it now. That was a violent tug NW. Hope y’all are happy with yourselves![]()
thinking the AI models are a bit too coarse in this situation (especially the 64-member weathernext 2 ensemble)
So does this mean that us North Alabama folks is out of the game?
Nobody is in or out at this stageLooks like us in the Charleston area are now out of play?
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Verbatim, no. Still changes over and thumps a quick 1 to 3 (standard or non Kuchera ratio)Looks like us in the Charleston area are now out of play?
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