NorthGaWinter4
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Tornado warning in Fulton and Cobb
CC with that coupletTornado warning in Fulton and Cobb
True, but on a more positive note, the FV3-GFS continues to impress me and I'm really interested to see how it performs this winter.
It’s just one model! The gang at NWSGSP won’t budge until Euro shows it!Looking at the latest HRRR I don’t see why they wouldn’t expand TSW’s to include the northern part of Upstate SC. They should be included in school cancelations IMO and I don’t even have a dog in the fight
Before you bag on someones forecast you should put your own out there. You know models are guidance and not a forecast, your knocking everyone get to be nails on a chalkboard IMO.It’s just one model! The gang at NWSGSP won’t budge until Euro shows it!
~90F SSTs provided a lot of fuel along with reduced shear in the final hours. I knew this was a possibility if the dry air could get mixed out, and unlike with Florence, it happened.
Welcome back ...I’m not trying to pick on you and you I fully agree with you about the unusually warm SSTs being a major factor, but for the record it wasn’t ~90 F. It was 20-30C or 84-86F all the way to the landfall, which was near record SSTs for early October (thanks to the unseasonable heat) and more like August normals. I know because I’ve been watching the SST maps and buoys for many days. I kept reading some folks saying the lower OHC there wouldn’t allow him to get very strong, but I countered by saying the unusually warm SSTs were all that was needed due to steady movement.
The first death has been reported.
Ditto in ATL lolAlready up to 1.5” of rain and it’s still pouring here in Eastern Douglas County. Looks like that 1-2” is gonna be off lol
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Kate was a major and damned if it didn't go right through my house in Ochlochnee, Ga ... in 1985 ...
So were the officials on that kick in the UF/Kentucky game ... LOLtechnically
Seriously.There’s your forecast