Ugh! My thoughts, exactly.
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Wintry More SE Snow ? (1/16-1/18)
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Ugh! My thoughts, exactly.
RollTide18
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Here’s a little interesting take on how it will be difficult to pinpoint exact snow totals for the Monday night Tuesday clipper.
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That's an important note about travel issues as well, 28 degrees and a dusting of snow is quite different from 34 degrees and a dusting of snow. Wouldn't take much for it to stick to the roads.
GeorgiaGirl
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Euro looks a lot like the ICON with the snow becoming rain as the line passes Clarks Hill/Thurmond...I wonder what's up with that? I don't think there's any issue with the surface as there is westward either.
It's not like what I've said before, while it's not locked in, there's some cold air beforehand.
It's not like what I've said before, while it's not locked in, there's some cold air beforehand.
DLI4SCwx
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Nice batch of precip. through the Midlands area. Tough seeing the freezing line not make it Southward on that run. That's how it typically is for us though. Hope that changes in future runs.
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Lol, idk looks less to me.Totals look great compared to last run,
SCweather
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I wouldn't be so sure man. You would think but we have seen that look before in our area on models and it pans out a lot of the time. It's like the cold air gets delayed by the mountains. Idk if one would call that a warm nose in this situation.
GeorgiaGirl
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Is the Savannah River warm nose about to win again with a storm?
RollTide18
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Well there was a patch over sw AL with 1 inch but I wouldn't get caught up in that right now, as long as the trends are better and it's still showing snow then we're good.
whatalife
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I’m not sure but three days out....I’m ok with this look.
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Still snowing at that hour up this way can you post the final totals once it has exited stage right? ThanksTotals look great compared to last run,
Euro did have less precip over southern AL and GA. However, important to note the H5 look continues to improve. We shall see
ForsythSnow
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RollTide18
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And the Icon increased precip, fickle little system for sure.
SCweather
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Honestly, Ive yet to get a good enough explanation of why that look occurs so often of SC. It's hard to call it a warm nose cause the LP isn't even that close. It's just odd when I see that all the time. It's like the cold air crashes through middle GA and all of NC but is ALWAYS delayed with reaching South Carolina, atleast on model outputs. If anyone has a explanation for this, it would be greatly appreciated. Of course, I only notice this during and when we are tracking winter weather and a coastal storm is in play.
whatalife
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I think we may be looking at a winter system that will over preform with what is/will be modeled. IF the H5 continues to improve I don’t see anyway around that.
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GeorgiaGirl
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If we can somehow get back to that 12z Euro from the other day, I'll be satisfied. This was more of a bigger deal for TN/NC anyway with it being a clipper+potential late bloomer.
SCweather
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I agree, good to see the enhanced moisture. We just need to fight off these marginal temps.
Stormsfury
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Timing of day at the SFC. However, thermal schemes aloft are supportive of snow. Could easily be rate driven precip too. Rain on the very light side, snow in more appreciable blips or heavier areas of precip. Semantics right now ATT.