He’s been on top of this from the start. He said last week that he loved this setup and it’s setting up. He said 3 days ago that these models would correct to a more northern solution with their precip and they did. He said 2 days ago that he liked the NAM and GFS over the Euro, and low and behold did the Euro cave.
Hunter has been all over this thing and I’m riding his call map into the sunset. Lol.
I quit following his social media pages. He's the most ho hum meteorologist I have seen and is nearly always a day late and dollar short. At least Chris Justus acts like he gives a damn.
The GFS has caved with the precip much farther north.
Kudos to @Hvward, he was on point yesterday in saying that the models would struggle with the northern periphery of moisture.
I am going to heed your own advice from yesterday: Models tend to under-do that northern periphery of moisture and its extent.
We've been here and time and time again and more times than not will the precipitation field trend further north than is currently being shown.
All the pieces are there, this will be fun to nail down the specifics. What are your thoughts on orographic uplifting along the southern escarpment? I've seen @Rainforrest cash in with setups like this.
A lot of folks also don't realize that Hendersonville is actually higher in elevation than Asheville, Sylva, Marshall, Bryson City and Cherokee and we tend to not associate it as much with it's relative elevation like we do the others.