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Miserable March
- Thread starter GaWx
- Start date
A cool crisp 19 this morning! better enjoy it, H&H is just around the corner.............................
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
ForsythSnow
Moderator
Getting there, now just get the BL lower by 5 to 10 degrees and that's modernweenie stuff
uhhh that’s actually close 
COD even shows how close it is, note that snow probably wouldn’t be reaching the ground, but there’s lots of low level dry air with wet bulbs in the upper 30s but temps quickly cool aloft, if you saturate the column things get interesting 
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
It’s honestly amazing how in just a few days inside one week from verification, we’ve gone from a severe threat to flooding then to dry and now if this upper low keeps ticking slower we’ll trend back north again w/ potential for wintry weather. Did I miss anything? Lol we’ve literally covered all the seasons in next weeks forecast
ForsythSnow
Moderator
Idk if this should just go in the whamby thread but wtf GFS
Parker
Member
Idk if this should just go in the whamby thread but wtf GFS
talk about a storm to chase in the mountains. I’d skip out on a anything to see a storm like that
ForsythSnow
Moderator
This is what creates those totals lol
Gfs has been hinting at an upper level low type of deal the past couple days and on ensembles ... dynamics are in everyone’s favor outside of mountains but obviously we would have liked to see something like this a few weeks ago .. regardless fun to trackIdk if this should just go in the whamby thread but wtf GFS
but goes without saying... unlikely
Been noticing the GFS hinting at a very wacky H5 look towards mid March with strong ridging somewhere in the Eastern US and some type of closed system at H5 getting stuck in it, makes sense with how active the southern stream is, GEFS even shows this a little bit
Brent
Member
Boston when I'm there lol modernweeniemodernweeniemodernweeniemodernweenie this had less than an inch last night
LithiaWx
Member
Personally I think they are being a bit ambitious with this weeks rain given the recent model runs at least for Atlanta northward. Latest runs of the Euro and Gfs have around 2 inches maybe a little more north of Atlanta. Think the biggest totals will be central and southern GA. I could be wrong though since there is still some time for a NW trend. Just my two cents.
And the already flooding Savannah River would only worsen
I agree with you. I’m not saying that there won’t be flooding issues; I’m just saying I don’t think places like Atlanta will see 4-6 inches of rain. Right now I would say 2-3 inches given the continuing southern trends. Central GA and Southern Ga will get those 4-6 inches as it stands now, and that will certainly cause some flooding issues. Even farther north in Atlanta 2-3 inches will cause some issues given recent rains.
Downeastnc
Member
We bottomed out at 23......typical March week coming up highs around 50 today and next Sat, 70 on Wed.....
Currently 55/15