I wouldn't be surprised given the setup. These strong cold troughs have a tendency to squeeze out a few flakesThe GEFS even had some member that threw some flurries and snow showers into AL, GA, and SC.
I wouldn't be surprised given the setup. These strong cold troughs have a tendency to squeeze out a few flakesThe GEFS even had some member that threw some flurries and snow showers into AL, GA, and SC.
It comes in faster every runCan't wait to see what the gfs does with the energy over the arklatex. View attachment 53677
I think most of us would take a snow flake ?I wouldn't be surprised given the setup. These strong cold troughs have a tendency to squeeze out a few flakes
It will beWish that was east of the Apps though, ULL that is.
Might actually force the southern stream wave in front of it to kick out faster directing the storm track a little further SE.It comes in faster every run
It will be
Not much option on the gfs but for it to plow east
Any La Niña analogs on that? ?
I figure at worst we should see our first flurries of the year. Might even be some convective nature to it.Liking this trend.View attachment 53681
Warm sector recovery and wedges by tomorrowThat's it, come to papa. In 1-2 more runs w/ this trend, it's gonna be in NC's wheelhouse.
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That's it, come to papa. In 1-2 more runs w/ this trend, it's gonna be in NC's wheelhouse.
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Warm sector recovery and wedges by tomorrow
Can the sfc temps respond please, that’s a good sounding if you can lower sfc tempsView attachment 53685
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With the freezing level at or below 900mb in this sounding, we could probably snow w/ surface temps well above freezing, arguably in the 40s even.
Actually brings flurries through much of Georgia as well. LolCMC looks good for Tennessee.View attachment 53689
With the freezing level at or below 900mb in this sounding, we could probably snow w/ surface temps well above freezing, arguably in the 40s even.
SMH, looks like more cold rain on the CMC.
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Given the cold air aloft would heavier rates help in that situation to cool the surface effectively, especially if there’s a dewpoint spread ?