GunBlade

And the dry slot Brad P was concerned about and so many gave him crap for played out pretty accurately. Obviously totals were basically higher everywhere than forecasted but still the gap between the ULL and coastal low played out.

Yea there was no road driving home for that storm. It stuck so quick.

Getting more negative tilt too would help throw more moisture back that way and setup some great totals.

Eastland? If so I lived off driftwood drive and central back then. We had just moved from Iowa

Nowhere close. Much further east still. And it’s NAM at 84. The move towards the GFS in phasing and upper levels is what we wanted to see and the trends are good.

So much banter when models have barely changed. Every few miles or couple degrees is a bust. Save it for X or somewhere else and let people who know what they’re talking about share.

0Z GFS will be telling

After almost 10 years on this board, some things (and people) haven’t changed at all Good luck everyone. Reminds me of 2014 with the front end snow, to sleet then freezing rain. Snow stuck around forever. Just need a little more front end snow to make this stick around for a while.

Yup. Just outside Charlotte and the humidity is still going down (49 this am to 39 now) with a 5 DP and only 26 degrees. This cold air is in no hurry to saturate.

South Lake Charles, LA looks like New England during a nor'easter

Little dry out there lol

Not that this translates to a bigger NW shift or more snow for those of us on the edge but it’s sad how poorly the latest model runs depict the current radar…First is NAM second is HRRR.

Another run or two of trends like this and everyone will be running back for more model run torture. This is the free goofy snow map which isn’t accurate but shows the growing precip field across the area.

Did you see my note about your fridge wattage? If not go back and look at my quoted response. Something is not correct. Your power backups should work fine.