for the CAD setup, many members show something, even with H5 looking worse View attachment 72848View attachment 72849View attachment 72850View attachment 72852
5/30 is a lot?Yeah, thanks. A lot of those look like cutters though.
Another thing trending to ice/even colder rain !!! Yay View attachment 72860
5/30 is a lot?
Well, 13/30 show some kind of frozen for NGA. Pretty similar for NC. Don’t see a lot of cutters IMO.Of the ones that brought meaningful frozen precip. Just off a quick glance. Didn't look like many were from storms in the gulf....could be wrong.
I'm no met, but I'm thinking snow is the least likely precip type this far East. This is starting to get a classic ice look for most of us East of the mtns. Don't bet money on it of course this far out, but I wouldn't bet against it either. Realistically I'm pulling for sleet or cold rain over no power.I really hope we can trend this right on to sleet or snow. I do not want another December 2002 here.
Euro just caved to the GFS lol View attachment 72869View attachment 72870
I honestly could see us still continuing the wild swings on these op models for a couple days. That just seems to be theme right now.
Off hour EURO is super jumpy. Even in the short range it seems to take big swings. Well Hell, everything is taking huge swings this year but ...Its been doing that all season.
Euro has been caving to GFS all season?Its been doing that all season.
Don’t models nearly always try to scour the wedge out while low level cold just sits like Kelley east of apps down they ATl (sometimes B’ham if strong enough wedge)The Euro's pulling the damming high fairly steadily east... And warming things up rapidly locally in Lower SC....
Frames before that...the temps are stoutly cold, stoutly wedged... With 925mb at -5C... How rapidly it breaks the wedge down is suspect given trends the last two storm systems here have seen more evaporational cooling than forecast even in the warm sector... Early suspicions and red flags brought up... First, the Baja Bogdown (well slower than you'd expect plus timing of moisture usually is hours faster...)...
The resiliency of a reinforced QPF wedge just normally doesn't magically disappear... we're not talking about a bowl of Lucky Charms here
Don’t models nearly always try to scour the wedge out while low level cold just sits like Kelley east of apps down they ATl (sometimes B’ham if strong enough wedge)