snowlover91
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Yeah even I can see that trend. Good eyeThe FV3 4 run trend is towards a washed out, weaker, sheared system. Notice the 850 low goes from a strong closed contour to very weak. Also notice heights in Canada pressing down more. IMO the FV3 is gradually shifting to the sheared out/weaker camp.
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definately moving towards less amplification. Still rain here so I really don’t have a dog in the fightThe past 3 runs of the NAM also are trending towards a weaker energy in the Midwest. Notice the closed 552dm closed contour line is gone as of the 12z run and it is more positive tilt.
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Yeah even I can see that trend. Good eye
definately moving towards less amplification
Would any of this bold better for upstate sc?
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No dice this time Jessey. If you’re lucky you might see some flakes before the low scours our CAD into oblivion. Cold cold rain, buddy. It’s a bad track for the upstate. It’s really not a good storm track for anyone in NC either outside of WNC. Going to be some big time ZR numbers from this oneWould any of this bold better for upstate sc?
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18z Nam looks really bundled with the energy at hr48 with more ridging in the SE. Looks to get amp up in future panels, I think.
Edit: 2 contour closed ULL at hr 54 over the TX panhandle. I don't think any other model has anything like this??
That little sliver of ZR down into Greenville/Anderson used to verify years ago. CAD, for whatever reason, doesn’t dig in as deep as it used to. Boiling Springs and points north and west may get in on some of the initial actionHere's the last frame on the NAM. Not a bad depiction of who may see some frozen precip in my opinion.
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The UK gives you 3-4 inches. That would be a nice storm.I believe the NAM did well with the December storm.
LOL Come on. It was showing ZR into Columbia when it came into rangeI believe the NAM did well with the December storm.
The UK gives you 3-4 inches. That would be a nice storm.