Brent
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almost the entire Louisiana coast all the way to Destin has accumulation on the clown map lmao
ill take my half of foot LOL.Like seriously, this run was a joke. Look @ the coastal areas:
TWC has no snow for Thursday nightmain event in Atlanta is the initial wave on Thursday which then flips to rain and ends
these snow maps have gotten out of hand lol even the "positive snow change" which is much less bullish has accumulation on the coast..
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Columbia SC
327 AM EST Wed Dec 6 2017
Of biggest concern are model discrepancies Friday night. The GFS
has consistently been a fast outlier, moving all precipitation
east of the area by Saturday morning. However, the NAM, ECMWF,
and Canadian are much deeper and slower, with much higher
chances across the region. Should these models verify, given
that colder air will continue to filter in, dropping a deep
layer below freezing, there could be a slight chance of snow
across the northwestern portions of the forecast area. If snow
does occur it likely would not be significant because of
marginal temperatures and light amounts. Yet have chosen to
reintroduce to forecast given better evidence from NAM
precipitation type algorithms and WPC probabilistic snowfall
forecasts around 30 percent.
If euro, cmc, nam is right, then places in the deep south will be happy
The only reason im buying this chance so far is because of the ENS and EPS. Yes the op looked good on the cmc euro and nam but the ens tell it all. Thats why i think your local office is right, saying that the gfs is an outlinerI can't remember the last time I have read a local discussion saying the GFS is actually on it's own versus the NAM (1st of all things), Euro, and CMC. I'm used to them at least trying to say SREF and Euro.. but crazy NAM and CMC...?
Not even a mention of the GEFS/EPS! These boys know a lot more than many of us, so I guess they could be onto something.
12z - 00z later today/tonight will set us up with a logical picture me thinks.