whatalife
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Just one set of model runs and it’s the Ukmet/Icon/Euro vs. the GFS/Gem...
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but again we’ve seen the trends of strengthening the ridge all winter and it hasn’t happened yet...
It's 65 in AtlantaIt’s upper 60’s in ATL right now.
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Yes, and last Friday the Euro was saying that we could have 3, possibly 4 consecutive days with temps like this. The 12z run that day had me getting a high of 67 on Friday this week... now the Euro has with a high of 42 and that might be too high now.It’s upper 60’s in ATL right now.
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First day of 60's in how long? And how many days in the 60's have you had this winter? My guess hardly any at all because over here we haven't had hardly any. That's the point. SER keeps getting thrown out there in the medium range and it hasn't materialized but for maybe a day at most every few weeks.It’s upper 60’s in ATL right now.
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It's 65 in Atlanta
24 here ?My thermometer a few ticks higher but very comfortable either way!
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We are really seeing some stupidly distributed ptype maps over the last week or so. The HP configuration is nearly textbook for a big SE winter storm at 156, and we end up with what's shown in these images.This looks UKish but it somehow STILL worked View attachment 73222View attachment 73221View attachment 73223
First day of 60's in how long? And how many days in the 60's have you had this winter? My guess hardly any at all because over here we haven't had hardly any. That's the point. SER keeps getting thrown out there in the medium range and it hasn't materialized but for maybe a day at most every few weeks.
Lol I just can’t get over how dogshit these H5 looks are (euro/v16) and they still show wintry precip, that’s how you know the cold airmass is legitWe are really seeing some stupidly distributed ptype maps over the last week or so. The HP configuration is nearly textbook for a big SE winter storm at 156, and we end up with what's shown in these images.