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Wintry Winter Storm Dec 7-10

If this comes in on Thursday, I don't know how we expected the cold to already be here?
 
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I guess I should say it's warmer vs 12z but not a torch plenty of snow would fall on the northwest side

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Yeah I should've clarified too, I said cold rain but I meant for my area, WNC looked good as well as some of the deep south.... snow to the GOM lol crazy uncle
 
Yeah I should've clarified too, I said cold rain but I meant for my area, WNC looked good as well as some of the deep south.... snow to the GOM lol crazy uncle
Looks like we will end up on the fence as always between heavy wet snow and 33 rain

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But it never fails for me. The Birmingham folks typically get the shaft north or south.
 
Looks like we will end up on the fence as always between heavy wet snow and 33 rain

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Don't worry. It will be 35 and rain. The 33 and rain line will be back toward Burlington, with the 33 and snow line staring somewhere in the Greensboro/Winston area!
 
Don't worry. It will be 35 and rain. The 33 and rain line will be back toward Burlington, with the 33 and snow line staring somewhere in the Greensboro/Winston area!
You are getting aggressive with the warm nose.

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You are getting aggressive with the warm nose.

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No warm nose. Just a warm boundary layer. My suspicion is, this will amp up more and throw more precip back into western areas that might actually be cold enough to support wet snow. I just don't see the eastern Piedmont being cool enough. I've seen this show before not pan out for us, even in the heart of winter. It's a very big long shot for the eastern half of NC, IMO.
 
No warm nose. Just a warm boundary layer. My suspicion is, this will amp up more and throw more precip back into western areas that might actually be cold enough to support wet snow. I just don't see the eastern Piedmont being cool enough. I've seen this show before not pan out for us, even in the heart of winter. It's a very big long shot for the eastern half of NC, IMO.
Well, climo would say that you are correct. However, we won't know until we get more model consensus.
 
I'd watch the UKMET over any of this crazy GFS, NAM & Canadian shenannigans. 12z run of the UKMET looked a lot better than it's 00z counterpart before.
 
In David Chandley's live stream, he said "No snow. Maybe a few flakes flyng in extreme north Georgia but that's it. There won't be a low in the gulf or anything, just a little clipper system squeezing out moisture"
 
In David Chandley's live stream, he said "No snow. Maybe a few flakes flyng in extreme north Georgia but that's it. There won't be a low in the gulf or anything, just a little clipper system squeezing out moisture"

I understand not wanting to create mass hysteria but overall the models *right now* are not showing snow just in Extreme North Georgia, it just don't understand how he can say it, but then again I'm not a meteorologist.
 
Ouch. Looking like UKMET is faster and a bit further East with the low. (what there is of it, finally pops way way off the NE coast)
 
So GFS/UKMet vs Euro/NAM/CMC/RGEM?

I can't see precipitation fields on the maps I have, but versus it's 12z run, it does look to be faster with it and further away. It's a crapshoot at best with the maps available though.
 
I grabbed this map of total precip (this includes the first rainy stuff),precip gets into SC/NC, but not like the 12z run.

Old (12z run):
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New (00z run):

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