Yeah, instead of the Southern Low pulling strength from the Northern one, the Northern ine zapped from it. Imagine if each System had been oriented properly for us, and phased into one big Bomb, what a Storm that would of been.
Area stretching back to Nashville filled in and has heavier bands . Looks to be heading across your area up into mine. Also that back system appears to be sliding ese and looking healthy. If stays together we still may wind up with several inches.
The Northern System over Illinois pulled moisture north into it. Areas in Indiana , Illinois and Ohio are getting more than forecasted. The precip area with the southern System stayed predominantly South.
At least that front runner band dumped you a couple inches. The heavy precip to our South is not being pulled North. The System to our NW is slowly dropping SE and is consolidating moisture west of here up into it. We needed a stronger phase of the two. Or the NW System been a little faster so they could of phased better. As is , it's causing clusters in between the two and leaving voids.
Another aspect to note; a large solid area has moved up into Illinois .Mo and Indiana. A full consolidated Phase with the Southern LP doesn't look to have occurred , at least just yet.
The outer Band that developed and moved up through SWVA and SEKY is pulling Moisture into it while the main precip area is consolidating in it leaving a void between them sadly. We just got a little over a quarter of an inch with the front Band while Norton has close to 2 inches from it now. I feared that might happen when that out front area developed earlier but was hoping the solid area would just catch up and fill in.
I may end up being low on my 6-10" with foot Lollipops Call if this thing comes in more juiced like SRM's are showing. I'll stick for now though as GFS and NAM keep me in check.
Yeah really, lol. I just saw their accs map. Not updated since 3 something this morning and have relatively low amounts shown compared to what data is showing now.
Yeah, it was on the day before Christmas break started here. They had to turn school out early. We only got around 4 inches that day but, your area got more. There were some large Flakes I recall.