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Pattern Microwave March

12z CMC tried to make the overnight interesting like the gfs
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Time change = late model runs

#nothanks


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I wish Trump would make "standard time" great again by proposing a change for Congress to approve. In my youth, it lasted half the year (last Sun in Oct to last Sun in Apr) instead of the current near 4 months while DST lasted the other half. Alternative: we could always move out west and make the model times earlier that way. ;)
 
There is a distinct possibility that our string of 13 straight months of AN temps in ATL is about to be broken.


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At this point, this is looking more and more possible.

MOS for Thursday AM down here is 23º ... LOL


Was waiting for you!

Check out the MOS for this area (High Springs being 10 miles away; then Perry and Mayo being in the "neighborhood") - Holy Yikes!

http://wxweb.meteostar.com/coop/index.shtml?STATE=FL

Prepare yourself for possibly TWO highs (3/15 & 3/16) only in the 50's and a low on 3/16 possibly in the upper 20's. These are very real possibilities. The Euro, which typically isn't cold biased at two meters in these situations, has those highs in the mid to upper 50's. It has your low on 3/16 at 33. I'm confident that's too high. H5 setups like this along with the modeled 850's are almost unheard of in mid-March. I find it hard to believe that you won't break your record low of 32 on 3/16. Moreover, if you get high 20's, you'd be challenging the coldest so late in the season, which is 27 on 3/22! So, if you get to 26, it would be your coldest so late in the season. If you just get to 29, it would be your coldest so late in the season for over 50 years!

Here, the 12Z GFS per MeteoStar has it getting down to 27, which would tie the coldest of this winter, and would be only 1 F warmer than the daily record. If we could get to 25, it would be the coldest so late in the season!

Going to be quite a fun week to watch the thermometer and to walk!
 
I see the 18z gfs has a few cities in the south with thier snow shields in full effect.

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Edit: oops I believe this is 12z.
Unfortunately - snow shield effect is 24/7/364 (yes - minus 1 with a prayer) in this neck of the woods :confused:
 
The next 5 days as a whole in the SE will average close to the coldest normals, which are in early to mid January for much of the SE.
 
Of course atlanta would get shut out even in a cold pattern like this. They were shut out in Feb 2015 despite it being brutally cold. Ive said it before and ill say it again. Atlanta is the worst location for snow in the I-20 corridor from Dallas to Columbia.
 
Any chance for snow tomorrow night in North Ga? I suppose it's very unrealistic right? The upper atmosphere is way too warm if nothing else.
 
Of course atlanta would get shut out even in a cold pattern like this. They were shut out in Feb 2015 despite it being brutally cold. Ive said it before and ill say it again. Atlanta is the worst location for snow in the I-20 corridor from Dallas to Columbia.

True. You have a better shot in Jackson or Bham.


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