Thank you for doing this. I’ve become far more intrigued at the potential for my part of the world as the afternoon has turned to evening, and the signals are present that moisture could work far enough west to get north of Atlanta into the game. Here we go with the intense model watching again!
Here's member 2: I don't want to clutter up the thread with these images, but you get the idea..
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Ah didn’t realize it was individual members, at the gym and skimming. Still love the lookIt's hard to tell because I haven't seen the full ensemble yet. Part of the reason it is so consistent is because it is a 68-member well-dispersed ensemble.
Yeah for whatever reason the data was only available on the server for a short period and I was only able to download 6 members before it failed, now it won't download any of them. The 6 all look really good though.Ah didn’t realize it was individual members, at the gym and skimming. Still love the look
Your gifs are at light speed lolIt's happening
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NAM feedback issues in the long range people.At 84.. this is further NW than the GFS. Rain in SE NC!
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Before it begins to probably tilt and throw more precip back to the SW
ULL still hadn't swung through yetwhere’s all the precip that should be thrown back into upstate sc? Looks slim.
With the 540 almost sitting on the coast line? I really hope this is not the beginning of NAM sniffing out a warm nose. Obviously I feel confident that everything switches back to snow as the low deepens and pulls in more cold air, but you’d hate lose a lot of QPF to a mixAt 84.. this is further NW than the GFS. Rain in SE NC!
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It's the 84 hour NAM. You might as well get the crayons out and draw your own maps.where’s all the precip that should be thrown back into upstate sc? Looks slim.
It was just getting started. Will be hoot to look at tommorowULL still hadn't swung through yet
Yeah not comfortable at this range but it is the NAM at 84 and precip types/totals are suspect. Also that 540line was down on the coast.Nam was pulling 0c at 700mb back to about my house and the 850 low was over near Asheville. Not that great along and E of 95.
Yeah that thing was about to wrap up and destroy two (edit: three)states it appearedIt's the 84 hour NAM. You might as well get the crayons out and draw your own maps.
Yeah look at the map, you can still see the ULL is still back over middle Tennessee and is about to to change tilt. If that went out 3 more hours, precip probably explodesRelax on the NAM precip maps in the long range people. That comma head will be there and the ULL hasn’t swung through yet.
Ive lived in ENC long enough to know the warm nose loves to cause rain east of 17 while west is a winter wonderland. GFS was hinting at this. Hopefully it doesnt verifyWith the 540 almost sitting on the coast line? I really hope this is not the beginning of NAM sniffing out a warm nose. Obviously I feel confident that everything switches back to snow as the low deepens and pulls in more cold air, but you’d hate lose a lot of QPF to a mix