Wintry More SE Snow ? (1/16-1/18)
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Brick Tamland
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It's good even in South Carolina I think due to rates. Rain first but some time with good snow.
Just subtract 6 hours from the Z time - 20Z = 14 central or 2 PM.
It could be semantics, but there are times in snow storms where every mile counts. That sliver of section B over into Richland County (South Carolina) is practically the area where I reside.
Hmmm, that map looks familiar.
I may have gotten my wish of a complete return to what the Euro was showing the day before this thread was started.
Yep...exactly what I was afraid of. Doesn't mean its going o happen that way, but I don't like the looks of that.
Whats with southeast TN getting shafted but the HRRR having over 2-3" here. The consensus is still large. Not to mention the radar in Huntsville being down to
Ya and pretty much Central Bama too. I dunno if I buy that though. Short term models show different.
Global models are pretty useless at this juncture.
The Euro is farther south yet prints off a large chunk of 0.2-0.3" of QPF. If that axis is farther north, NWS BMX nails this forecast of 2-4".
Man some nice returns North north of Jackson Mississippi shooting NE
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Agreed. It's too close to be using about 3 to 6 frames. They also can't analyze minor changes until their next run unlike the HRRR.
ARCC, hate to ask a IMBY post, but what are your thoughts up my way? I seem to be right on the line of where the heavier band may set up (Extreme SW Jefferson county). I feel like you're sitting pretty, I am just hoping I am far enough south to get into the good stuff. I am a bit nervous.
Ended up with about 2.5 inches of powdery snow in Nashville, aka "Smashville"