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Wintry More SE Snow ? (1/16-1/18)

Turning into an overrunning event with the Gulf getting involved
This, hell even the initial band of snow that develops back towards the West is more a reflection of the trough and the SW flow . Clippers normally bring their own moisture, this moisture is SW flow related . Now over Missouri and northern Arkansas that's clipper related moisture

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GEM drivers .3+ QPF in the upstate. We can afford some totals cut by rain with that type of precip
Finish off with temps crashing into the 20s, and some higher ratios, could we score a 3 incher, with rgem, I think so! We are close to the .5
 
Finish off with temps crashing into the 20s, and some higher ratios, could we score a 3 incher, with rgem, I think so! We are close to the .5
Could be a surprise but you and I both know how long it takes to get the cold air south of I85. I think the cold air to our southwest may be helping aid the cold air delivery?
 
CMC just delivered the goods to upstate scView attachment 2945

It would likely deliver all the way to tge coast in SC given a thermal check aloft. On TT, where areas of rain are showing along the inland coastal region, it would start as, but thermals aloft crash exponentially and within 6 hours during the middle, the coastal region already has 850mb temperatures of -5 and lower.

Over NC, 700mb and 850mb temperatures are unbelievably low, indicating potentially an unstable setting, with some convective elements getting involved.
 
Webb you are a mesoscale man, do you think areas just west of the Triangle (Chatham/Randolph/Alamance/Guilford) could fare better than Wake/Durham?
 
When was the last time a clipper grabbed gulf moisture? Great to see the flow more SW than NW for a change!
 
Nah...if Gulf tap happens, it will occur along 20/59 corridor as well...and thats where your 20:1 ratios will be.

Possible, but the greatest moisture transport won't happen until the trough tilts and that will occur until the front is across southern AL unless it trends more quicker.

As far as ratios are concerned, don't count on anything greater than 10/1 and then be surprised if it is greater.


Edit: I meant to add "if" this occurs and there is enough lift to realize the moisture feed.
 
Still going to wait until the evening EURO comes in to count the chickens but the trends are good. After that the NAM will do a good job on the thermal profiles although it does tend to magnify the QPF some. Someone in the Triad or foothills could see some heavy snow for a few hours and get a lollipop of 8" or so IF trends continue, I am putting that area being Frosty's for my money
 
Possible, but the greatest moisture transport won't happen until the trough tilts and that will occur until the front is across southern AL unless it trends more quicker.

As far as ratios are concerned, don't count on anything greater than 10/1 and then be surprised if it is greater.
I agree we need a quicker tilt . But with that saod the trends overall are much better

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RAP at 6AM
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Interesting to see the trends little scary over here in E AL having to wait on redevelopment of band to cash in always a thin line there... But for a Clipper I would cash in right now


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Also the UK seems to follow the GFS in its depiction of the interior coastal plain (Wake Forest to Roanoke Rapids)being the biggest of the winners here for Central NC.
 
Interesting to see the trends little scary over here in E AL having to wait on redevelopment of band to cash in always a thin line there... But for a Clipper I would cash in right now


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If the secondary band develops there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth in the shaft zone.
 
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