It was a pain as for a good bit of time I was at the mercy of waiting for people to give me info to access certain software to update the IP. I was caught off guard in the first place as I never received emails from them that they were going to do the migration. At least it happened after the storm. And at least it's done.. been putting off moving off the old server... Been on it since 2011 and was dreadfully outdated. Most software was at end of life.
Good news is the models seem to keep her moving west rather than a stall and turn SW.. good news at least for the coast. More headache for inland though.
Obviously it depends. This is a very difficult storm to model with it potentially stalling out. Depending where it drifts will determine a lot where the biggest rainfalls occur, obviously. Wind-wise, a northern SC hit would likely be the worst case.
Indeed.. there is still a good bit of complexity here to easily shift things 100 or more miles in either direction. SC to VA are all equally in the crosshairs IMO
Indeed. While seeing the 0z Euro precip totals for WNC was quite a breathtaking thing to see this morning, in reality I don't want to see that again on a model run. I'll gladly take a nice soaking rain with some gusty winds on the west side.