I'm not trying to sound mean or anything... but are drunk or on something? That made zero sense.
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I'm not trying to sound mean or anything... but are drunk or on something? That made zero sense.
The initial lee trough convection is likely hampering the environment and giving a more hodgepodge look with the better upper support later in the evening. Not sure if that will be reality or just a model thing
You don’t often find this wet of a model run for parts of the southeast in summer without a tropical system being involved...
LOL at the "mini desert" over Nashville and especially ATL.
NoSnowATL
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It’s dusty
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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True.
Yeah, that Saharan Dust plume really ended a lot farther south, then what was initially forecasted.
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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Should be the worst in NC tomorrow.
JHS
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12z nam says no MCS tomorrow or Monday in SC or most of NC. Bone dry in fact.
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JHS
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Sorry about that. I was looking at the 6z nam I guess. 12z is indeed much wetter for NC and somewhat wetter for northern SC
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That's the whole point, he never makes any sense when he acts this way. I've seen a few of his post where he somewhat on point with what's going on and the rest garbage. As long as people even me show him attention by his stupidity than he's gonna keep going on with it. SMH, sometimes I feel like we have a 5 year old kid up in here. Take this to banter please
Looks like some nice storms have formed back in Alabama. I wonder how they will behave as they move into Georgia.
It’s wicked out here man! Never seen anything like it. One for the history books
JHS
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Things get more interesting and tricky Sun, when the models bring an
energetic h5 s/w from the northwest to the FA by mid afternoon. This
will combine with a destabilizing atmos as all models indicate
increasing sbCAPE on the order of at least 1500 J/kg. The models
also show a developing llvl jet to arnd 30 kts during the afternoon
across the nrn zones. So...the ingredients will be there for a
possible organized lines of convection capable of producing severe
level winds as they form across the NC mtns then propagates east
thru the NC piedmont during the afternoon and early evening. There
is still moderate uncertainty as to exactly where the potential lines
may form as the NAM is further south into the NC zones than the GFS,
which keeps the better forcing and subsequent convec line mostly
north and east of the FA. This will be a situation to keep an eye
on. Max temps will be warmer than today in better insol with
readings right arnd normal.
GSP's take on tomorrow.
energetic h5 s/w from the northwest to the FA by mid afternoon. This
will combine with a destabilizing atmos as all models indicate
increasing sbCAPE on the order of at least 1500 J/kg. The models
also show a developing llvl jet to arnd 30 kts during the afternoon
across the nrn zones. So...the ingredients will be there for a
possible organized lines of convection capable of producing severe
level winds as they form across the NC mtns then propagates east
thru the NC piedmont during the afternoon and early evening. There
is still moderate uncertainty as to exactly where the potential lines
may form as the NAM is further south into the NC zones than the GFS,
which keeps the better forcing and subsequent convec line mostly
north and east of the FA. This will be a situation to keep an eye
on. Max temps will be warmer than today in better insol with
readings right arnd normal.
GSP's take on tomorrow.
If I can get blowing dust and sand to come pay me a visit all the way from the Saharan desert then I don’t think it’s asking much to get a 8-10” blowing snowstorm. I’m due.