MichaelJ
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If this gets amped too much, it will pull it NW and warm the temps for most except mountains and extreme western parts, and even they will be close
A nice, soaking rainATL getting pounded
Some of that precipitation is likely virga over portions of north-central Alabama and the finger of reflectivity protruding towards the metro. Also have to keep in mind w/ base reflectivity, the beam height increases w/ disturbance away from the radar site so as you look further away from Atlanta towards say Alabama you're actually looking up higher aloft where it is raining harder than at the surface
Me!! LolSomebody is gonna get warm nosed
Yep and if correct we're screwed, look at the waa...The NAM is trending towards a more intense storm, the trough axis becoming less positively tilted, the upper level jet juxtaposition looks to be improving over the last few runs and the gulf low is stronger this time by a couple mb
I agree and that's not a good trendYep and if correct we're screwed, look at the waa...
Unless 850's crash later on exit and get something on the backside
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That was a CMC lean . As Webber pointed out, the NAM is trying to crank the system . Of course it could just be the NAM being the NAM over amping things
That was a CMC lean . As Webber pointed out, the NAM is trying to crank the system . Of course it could just be the NAM being the NAM over amping things
Crazy if it was true!Snowing in GA for 12 hours and still going
IDK, its been sticking to its guns. Ive seen Nam win over any other model when it comes to winter weatherTake the NAM for what it's worth this far out (anything over 36+ hours)...entertainment purposes only. I can't stress enough how bad the NAM (Not Accurate Much) is.