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  1. SnowDawg
    High sticks around and everything on that FV3 run yet it’s still just a little too warm. Hoping CAD is underdone as it usually is IMBY. Otherwise I’m gonna need the low to calm down just a little lol
  2. SnowDawg
    Yeah the snow total product on the FV3 is just straight up broke. Showing foot plus totals in places that should be rain for pretty much the entire event.
  3. SnowDawg
    FV3 looking way north of 12z
  4. SnowDawg
    Just can’t never get a high to lock in throughout a storm anymore... Always rocketing off the coast as soon as the precip arrives.
  5. SnowDawg
    Looks like a pretty big increase in the mean for some places unless I’m mistaken.
  6. SnowDawg
    It was definitely last year some time. I remember it well. It was one of the only times after the December storm that things looked interesting IMBY cause everything kept suppressing to the coast and leaving us dry here in far NE GA. But that suppressed all the way to Cuba in the end lol.
  7. SnowDawg
    Okay.....I’m not one to often get too worked up over model runs, especially at this lead time, but that Euro run with its 30 inch+ maxima right over my house in NE GA is making it a little hard to breathe right now lol
  8. SnowDawg
    It has the temps steadily climbing region wide throughout the day, even under the heaviest precip. Makes no sense without any large scale warm air advection. I would understand if it was saying some places wouldn’t wetbulb low enough, but for temps to sky rocket under the precip shield seems unlikely.
  9. SnowDawg
    At least according to radar that transition is already happening in MS.
  10. SnowDawg
    NE GA upgraded to warning.
  11. SnowDawg
    NWS Atlanta is getting worried about the NE mountains... NWS Atlanta ------------------- "Everyone....from the latest round of models, we are looking closely at the NE GA mountain counties which is an area of concern and possible area of upgrade to warning. We will discuss further on the 730 pm webinar along with what other trends/concerns we have. Model profiles are cold enough and with the precip shield showing a northwestward trend, there is more precip potential across the NE counties."
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