Jessy89
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I guess something to remember is the gfs has a warm bias. Fv3 probably has the right idea
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Expect this to strengthen next few runs of course, just like the December storm.That wedge signal has strengthened significantly on the 18Z run!
CAD areas get a mixed mess!
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I can count on both hands and feet, how many times this forecast was given( changeover) , and it stayed all frozen. I think the ultimate track will be a blend of 12z Euro and 18Z GFS. Not as amped as GFS and not as suppressed as Euro! Mix line along and N/NW of 85Probably a mix to rain. Question his how long the mixed stuff last
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I can count on both hands and feet, how many times this forecast was given( changeover) , and it stayed all frozen. I think the ultimate track will be a blend of 12z Euro and 18Z GFS. Not as amped as GFS and not as suppressed as Euro! Mix line along and N/NW of 85
You nailed it. It’s really not a hard forecast when models are already flirting with 85 at this lead. CAD may be stronger but 32 degree heavy rain still equals rain. We’ll see where things go from here. It could be a sleetfest to ZR but for now I will reluctantly lean towards 33 degree rain here in the southern part of the upstateI can count on both hands and feet, how many times this forecast was given( changeover) , and it stayed all frozen. I think the ultimate track will be a blend of 12z Euro and 18Z GFS. Not as amped as GFS and not as suppressed as Euro! Mix line along and N/NW of 85
You nailed it. It’s really not a hard forecast when models are already flirting with 85 at this lead. CAD may be stronger but 32 degree heavy rain still equals rain. We’ll see where things go from here. It could be a sleetfest to ZR but for now I will reluctantly lean towards 33 degree rain here in the upstate
Says its under total snowfall?
But you are speaking specifically of your location correct? Because North of 85 through places like TR, Pickens, Easley, downtown Greenville, places like that looks frozen precipYou nailed it. It’s really not a hard forecast when models are already flirting with 85 at this lead. CAD may be stronger but 32 degree heavy rain still equals rain. We’ll see where things go from here. It could be a sleetfest to ZR but for now I will reluctantly lean towards 33 degree rain here in the upstate
Yes I’m just south by a hair. North of 85 always with a better shot. IMO no one in he CAD region is out of it right now though. Need the less amp’d solution to maximize our potential down this wayBut you are speaking specifically of your location correct? Because North of 85 through places like TR, Pickens, Easley, downtown Greenville, places like that looks frozen precip
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The euro op has from what I can see a 1038, but it could be stronger at other parts of the run. The GEFS has a 1040 and the EPS is around 1037 max.Also, while we can’t completely ignore a major global model’s output, we have to be wary of one that’s spitting out a 1046/1047 highs. I think the EPS earlier had it somewhere in the mid 1030’s which to me is more realistic. WNC/MA slopfest is my early call with this one. Hopeful for some major changes though