NAM has been trending towards the GFS and now Euro. Well it was fun while it lasted. Here's hoping the higher elevations still do well and I can get into some fun stuff Tuesday morning.
Even the HRRR has more than that. Actually the HRRR verbatim might have some thunder in convective bands late Monday. I really wonder what it is (or isn't) seeing.
A little OT but they closed it to sledding because of some stuff that happened last year. People (read: idiots) parking in the road and what not. We did OK in that event but definitely less than expected.
Euro and GFS both still like that vort swinging around the backside hitting the border counties. 12km NAM does as well. Further east track seems to make that vort more likely than the earlier further west runs.
I'm curious to see what this ULL/noreaster does to the pattern as a whole. Seen some wacky stuff out of the gfs in the long range. It could really shake things up.
Temp has stalled at 45 at the house and 43 here at the store in Blowing Rock. Hoping for a change around 7-8pm. Still plenty of moisture to swing through and should see some backfill with that weak low getting going over the coastal plain.
Yeah there has been a trend on the GFS/euro towards the cold outrunning the moisture a bit and a switchover to snow before precip ends. Interesting look I'm curious to see where it goes.
Yep. Got a solid dusting here which is more than I expected. We get skunked in the hole here in Foscoe on a lot of these NW flow events so anything more than a flurry is a win.