In upper East TN, maybe areas SE of highway 321 would be a good way to look at it?
Maybe for southern east TN areas SE of highway 411 from Newport to Old Fort areas?
Anyone have any thoughts on why the NAM is doing this? I guess I'm asking what process does it see that shoots the 850 winds and WAA so far north? Superficially (i.e me remembering all the runs I've looked at in the past few hours) nothing seems even close to it.
Is it a convection issue? Is it how its handling a shortwave? I'm not saying its wrong, but I'd like to know what it is seeing.
One thing I have noticed (now that I can look earlier than thought at the SREF thanks to fountain) is that he SREF cores seem to have been overestimating ZR over AR and TX:
5 run trend:
ARW core
NMB core:
They are also too far north with the mixing line: