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Wintry King Kong Winter Storm Potential Feb 13th-16th

The fact that global don’t really know how to develop CAD well makes me think those ensembles with ice are probably the way to go .. along with ICON and others .. I think no matter the trends coming up .. this will always trend colder in the end .. it will be interesting to see what this first CAD does and how models preform
 
The fact that global don’t really know how to develop CAD well makes me think those ensembles with ice are probably the way to go .. along with ICON and others .. I think no matter the trends coming up .. this will always trend colder in the end .. it will be interesting to see what this first CAD does and how models preform
Boardwide ice storm?
 
Almost every member shows some sort of frozen precip. What could possibly go wrong?
 

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UK looks more threatening vs last run, but the temp map won’t load so it must have showed something lol View attachment 73364
It'll be interesting to see if getting rid of that vorticity tail and across southern Canada and shifting the short wave ridge south might help get the sfc high progress east and lock in a little more. Also will be interesting to see if that removal of the vorticity is on the euro
 
Is Georgia, S.C. and N.C. even anywhere close to a winter storm anytime soon or is it just not gonna happen? Is it just a few details from being something big?
 
Is Georgia, S.C. and N.C. even anywhere close to a winter storm anytime soon or is it just not gonna happen? Is it just a few details from being something big?


I mean Georgia(especially Central, Northern, or Western GA) might have a chance depending if the Arctic front move further eastward, tho it would will be in a form of sleet and freezing rain. But for the Carolinas outside of the Mountains, I say it's basically over and even the CAD areas(upstate South Carolina and Central North Carolina) will likely get rain with temperatures in the mid/upper 30s.
 
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