Maybe it would start out as sleet before switching to rain ?Ah, nothing like being in the teens/20s just hours before a rainstorm arrives
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Yeah I guess that ridging on top is allowing for some CAD since the LP is scouredKind of interesting to see an eroding CAD. I’m all for it!
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Snowfall for wave #2 on the CMC
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Put a nice HP up in NE.Make me a believer
Put a nice HP up in NE.
I dont see how we could get anything unless we have CAD, or a system is rounding the coast, and that one aint happening, so go go go CAD!!!Maybe if we can get a ridge axis on top of the system pointed at the GL and somehow get that decaying trough to try to tough it out around Atlantic Canada and be more stronger we can get away with CAD, at least the ICON/CMC had a CADish look, let’s be honest, we’re unlikely to get it done without CAD
I like what you did there around Murphy NCMy model has an interesting output through 12/2 - 08z. View attachment 53886
I personally think this is way overdone for north georgia.. but it is what it is.I like what you did there around Murphy NC
Is that 10" in parts of North GA ?I personally think this is way overdone for north georgia.. but it is what it is.
Yes. I am updating the color table right now so we can get a better idea of what it is saying.Is that 10" in parts of North GA ?
Tonight's Cmc keeps hope alive, lol. Honestly, I like this map and believe that even parts of central Bama could see some snow showers out of this. Still plenty of time for this to approve.View attachment 53893View attachment 53894
Still looks a bit messy but we can now see that my model (the MMFS, formally the JEFFS) has 0.5" of snow into north metro Atlanta area.
Actually if you consider Cherokee North Metro then it shows 4" ! Up to 3" in NW Forsyth !View attachment 53893View attachment 53894
Still looks a bit messy but we can now see that my model (the MMFS, formally the JEFFS) has 0.5" of snow into north metro Atlanta area.