My in-laws go to Florida every year to get away from the cold and snow. They are camp host in Destin at Topsail State Park. I'll post pictures as they send them to me, looks like they ar about to pick up those heavy bands coming out of Louisiana.
Well at least it can't get much worse than this, cold dry air and nothing to show for it. I am sure we all have lost some valuable sleep so far on this one. As much as I want to go to bed I am going to stay up and watch the Euro one more time. At least it doesn't have to load as much now to break the news to us.
Yes this is what I noticed last night on the trend it's becoming more and more phased and flatter each run of the GFS. I just trended the Canadian and it's is doing the same thing as the GFS, just a few runs behind it and playing catch-up.
Both GFS and Canadian seem to jump the low pressure from the Gulf to the Atlantic, the moisture seems to be getting strung out across the frontal boundary instead of being able to consolidate and lift. The moisture seems like it is following on a railroad track.
Yeah it was never good for my area either, but in reality it played out very similar to what it showed. They snow lover in me didn't want to believe it, but in reality I should have put way more stock into it.
Looks like the Canadian. I am going to go back and look at last week's storm and see how the NAM played out from what it was showing 84 hrs out. Seems like it definitely nailed the warm nose and lack of precip.
The one thing on all the runs tonight that is starting to be more prominent is the finger of moisture that is trying to develop and angle more towards the north and west. Might be the best shot for us folks back west to see a little action.