night and day changes this run of NAM in a Good way IMHO (H5)
Current SREF mean around an inch.And Huntsville metro is how much
Shouldn’t that create more moisture into the system in many areas??Mid-level moisture transport from the Gulf is wide open... Nice to have this w/o much convection along the Gulf Coast
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Do you think it can increase for eastern Virginia or just central?As expected from changes a little earlier in the run, the NAM is trying to cut this s/w off from the main stream flow by 45 hours. If other NWP trend to this, it could substantially increase QPF further east over NC/VA
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I was thinking the same thing, the changes at H5 are amazing this run. DEF develops more (light) QPF for areas, but also over central and southern potions of AL And GA (run so far)Our s/w is trying to separate from the main stream flow more this run by 39 hours, that on it's own is more conducive to getting a cut-off ULL much sooner in the long run. Also encouraging to see heights continue to rise over New England
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Would the moisture increase in South Carolina as wellAs expected from changes a little earlier in the run, the NAM is trying to cut this s/w off from the main stream flow by 45 hours. If other NWP trend to this, it could substantially increase QPF further east over NC/VA
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Chris - do you buy the NGA snow hole? Kinda hard to discount on multiple models.night and day changes this run of NAM in a Good way IMHO (H5)
Still snowing in North Carolina and ratios likely higher in North AL/GA.
I know all my Columbia folks are happy about that beauty of a band. Man one can only hope that verifies.