Storm5
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It’s becoming clear the nam fell of its rocker . There is absolutely nothing that supports it
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Not only that, but people will be mad at FFC for continuing the dry forecast.It's becoming clear that if the NAM happens to be right we need to burn all the models and start again.
I don't think so. The NAM is the closest, but it is the only model showing it.It will snow in Columbia SC? Please I hope yes
The German model, like the Nam, wants to give me a mix. Gfs shoves it into Fla. To me that's the fun of this, can't just go by models, have to look outside eventually The Nam did well with the last storm so right now, the Nam seems more sane. The look says water going by to the south, and cold air up here...equals possibilities, where Goofy is just saying no chance, when clearly there is a chance, with the parties involved so close together, lol. Chance on the northern fringes of the moisture shield, where ever that wants to be. Up here? Albany? Columbus? Back in Ala. there's chances for someone on the board. TIt’s becoming clear the nam fell of its rocker . There is absolutely nothing that supports it
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Nam and the short range models seems to have a better agreement with increase moisture than the gfs
If light amounts yes..from what I understand they may mix "stronger" (i.e more salt) to combat that.. As long as liquid precip is not heavy enough to wash away... IMO I think they are being careful, due to amount of Metro ATL travel (Falcons/Carolina Game 430 tomm, plus Peach Bowl with Auburn/UCF Monday at 1230..) all that said, they prob will hit all the elevated interstates.
Yeah, im stuck on hr 30Hr. 30 - CMC is slightly further north with the precip into MS/AL. There's more of a surface low reflection in the GOM albeit very weak still.
Compared to 00z last night, SLP was much more broad/weaker.