Taylor C
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Um, what just happened. If RGEM, and ICON are right then we won’t be driving anywhere the rest of the week. I love those model outputs!
Yep when we have northwesterly flow and an Alberta Clipper... This doesn't necessarily fit that paradigmIve seen snow at 38 before
Easily could. Do you think it can't snow at 40F? Do I need to give your professors a call?
I think 1-2 inches, almost all will stickWhat do you guys think? Some areas gonna end up with 4-6 inches in Al or Ga? The way some models are trending, I don't think it's that far-fetched considering the amount of lift in some areas.
Seems like a good bet if the rgem is right. Hoping it comes in later in the day and not earlier. That will help with amounts and save us from traffic nightmares.I think 1-2 inches, almost all will stick
Isn’t RGEM the model that nailed the snowmegageddon storm when every other busted?
No. That was the RAP that nailed it.Isn’t RGEM the model that nailed the snowmegageddon storm when every other busted?
Wind direction has absolutely nothing to do with it. It's all about the column temperature and precip rate. The column is below freezing to below 925mb. It almost certainly would be snow within 15 minutes of precipitation starting.
Exactly. We got 3" in the upstate from a Leeside trough event with temps in the upper 30's 6 or7 years agoI've seen snow at 42 degrees. The 850s are very supportive of snow, so I wouldn't give up hope
At 42Ive seen snow at 38 before