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Wintry Machine Learning Mauler 1/30-2/1


For folks in Raleigh the million dollar question is, which one of these forces is going to ultimately win out here?

The subsidence/dry slot from your upper low to the west transferring to the coastal out east, or the low-mid level warm advection from the coastal cranking up?

Because the answer to that question will give you two completely different outcomes in Raleigh. One involves maybe as little as a couple inches or so of snow (dry slot) the other you could get a foot+. Not much room for anything in between either.
 
May be a decent run.
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Well we ( Asheboro-GBoro) can take the Euro AIFs out of the under 6 inch column and kick it into the 7-11 column. See what we can do with the euro op here in a few. Have to have the ULL come in hugging state line over Jimmys house, not down near UGA's dog house in Athens
Those in AGS/ATL want the opposite here! :)
 
Seems early. But it does seem like a reasonable shot (maybe 40-50%?) for ATL to get at least a dusting/half-inch. With roads this cold I guess that could mean some slipperiness? IDK - still seems like FFC is jumping the gun. Guess they want to get ahead of things with Friday being tomorrow?

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Yeah, they do have Atlanta at about 50% chance of impacts, up from about 30% yesterday
 
Euro with a Cola special. Better for Ral. Worse for ILM
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Much further west with the snow shield than 00Z. As we have seen over the past few days, the 06z and 18z runs always seem more juiced up, but clearly the westward trends on those "off-hours" have transferred into the 12Z/00Z data by a substantial amount. For western areas, this should be considered a win/good trend as it appears now.
 
For folks in Raleigh the million dollar question is, which one of these forces is going to ultimately win out here?

The subsidence/dry slot from your upper low to the west transferring to the coastal out east, or the low-mid level warm advection from the coastal cranking up?

Because the answer to that question will give you two completely different outcomes in Raleigh. One involves maybe as little as a couple inches or so of snow (dry slot) the other you could get a foot+. Not much room for anything in between either.
Nigh impossible to forecast as well. It’s easy to go with a 3-6/4-8 type of middle ground but typically one side wins. Additionally, a million+ people live in this area
 
luck of the draw type noise that won't be replicated in 18z

Yeah right now folks need to focus on just two things the location and strength of the SLP off the coast and the track of the ULL, everything else is just noise until go time....this will be a case where we nowcast the bands that setup and the exact location of those wont be easy to pin down even 12 hr out much less 36-40 hr out like we are now.
 
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