Xtreme Weather
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1z HRRR holds serve pounds E and central AL as well as W GA
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Parker
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The HRRR seems to be a little quicker than the NAM to me
RollTide18
Member
One short term model gets warmer, another gets colder, this is all too confusing, I know mets are losing hair over this.
Must -Not - Get -Sucked- In!
RollTide18
Member
RPM was quick too, got most of the precip out by 2 or 3
NoSnowJoe
Member
Do-Not-seek-the-treasure!
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Brick Tamland
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Well, as usual it looks like we won't know what will really happen in the Triangle until it actually happens when it comes to a possible winter storm.
DadOfJax
Member
South MS looking at heavy rain in the WSW area. Going to be hard to get much accum. out of a soaking wet ground....maybe be the same for anyone starting out as rain in South AL.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Temperatures in Brownsville, TX were in the mid-upper 80s less than 48 hours ago, so there's that lol.
Psalm 148:8
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Absolutely!!!! The devil is in the details for sure! I was just thinking that myself... even now... just hours from the event... one model shows me near the jackpot area... the other has all rain ..., ugh... wish i was smarter in meteorology...someone please say a short prayer for me tomorrow... if school is not closed... and it snows... ugh.
Kids already riled up like it’s spring break!Lostnthaweather85
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Brownsville Texas has lowered their expected low to 36 degrees with less than half an inch accumulation possible now.
It can be quickly overcome with heavier rates. Can't wait to see the second surge of moisture take shape overnight and move NE tomorrow morning
Maybe so, at least it's fun while it lasts.
RollTide18
Member
Different scenarios but there have been times where I've gotten accumulating snow on a wet ground fwiw
DadOfJax
Member
True. I still think the 20/59 corridor is the winner in AL....especially east of Bham
Just curious do you ever have anything positive to say? No matter the post you have a negative response to it
According to this website, upper 40s to near 50 around San Antonio.
http://www.greencastonline.com/tools/soil-temperature
Wow. Congrats to Southern TX.
Don't tell the people in college station Texas about ground temps or lack of snow cover to the north . the pictures out that way are amazing tonight
Phil Connors
Member
I sit at 41/34 20 miles NW of Birmingham. I have a good feeling about this.