Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Yeah as I mentioned in the main Dec thread, most have left this storm for dead but I certainly don't think it's over yet especially for the western piedmont & mountains of NC.
Where do you find this atAlso not looking at totals but many members this run vs even around GSP
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What’s funny/sucks is euro and gfs both continue to cool down around here at 2m and 850. Still about 2-5 (top/down) too warm but it’s trying to get close. Really almost an ideal track around here. GFS a little bit better track.Euro is definitely an improvement over last night's run but the 850s are way too warm (+3-4C ish) certainly won't get the job done here if you're hoping for wet snow on this particular op run, sleet or ZR perhaps could be realized if areas wet bulb below freezing. Really need to see the 0z EPS
Looks very wet and possibly windy as well.Plentiful rains again on the new Euro with 2"+ over most of the middle and far SE and heaviest ~6" over east central GA.
In contrast to the 0z GEFS, the 0z EPS says no dice and has basically dropped the solstice system entirely.
The gfs will shift NW with rain totals as we get closer.
No sir, the area of Low pressure should start the shift NW closer to the SE coast.It’s not a shift NW. It’s an expansion of the QPF field.
Probably a combination of the two, I can see the low actually verifying more NW then currently modeled by the GFS and I definitely can see a more expansive precip shield. TBH, since there is no cold air around, I'd rather it not come north at all.... I'd like to dry out.It’s not a shift NW. It’s an expansion of the QPF field.
Wow can you post rainfall amounts from Euro?Now we know how the Euro (and most modeling overdoes wind gust) but here are some projections from the Euro... even if too high, still looks down right windy. Interesting system no doubt
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