Storm5
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Lol too bad it’s the NAM and nothing supports but models always underperform on QPF and my area is full of overachievers so we are golden lol
Ride the the short range models on in . The the global models burnNext is the gfs. We need it on our side now.
The rest of the extended period remains quiet, except for the
Sunday into Monday time period where the main concern is the
timing of the colder air moving into the area from the northwest
and how much/how far north the moisture spreads. Overall, models
still continue to show a drying trend, although there are still
outliers, specifically the NAM. The GFS is the driest of the
models, while the ECMWF is just slightly more moist, keeping
deeper moisture to our south and any chances of precip across our
souther tier. The NAM is by far the most aggressive, pushing
deeper moisture all the way into the southern metro while bringing
in the colder air. Even with these differences, there is still
the potential to see wintry precip for portions of central
Georgia, albeit low. To account for these differences, have pushed
slight chance pops slightly further north into central Georgia.
Rain is expected along the southern tier, but there is the slight
chance for a mix of sleet and rain along the northern edge of what
precip does occur. With very low QPF amounts and surface
temperatures above freezing, no accumulations are expected.
Poor soul.
He don't show us that we are using ever trick in the book over here to make out nice little new years event you k ow 10.1 ratios, all snow and magically northern expanse of precip fields hehe
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He don't show us that we are using ever trick in the book over here to make out nice little new years event you k ow 10.1 ratios, all snow and magically northern expanse of precip fields hehe
I'm assuming this will be mainly sleet/freezing rain event?