When you get to the mountains outside Bosie. 53 was fine for snow when I was hiking there last May, and people were out in Tshirts.
Not here though, we always have to deal with the laws of physics.
A lot of thunder is better than we normally get with the synaptic system squall lines.. Usually it's indistinguishable from a gardener accidentally hitting the window with the hose for 10 seconds.
The warm front is creating heavy WAA precip and slowing itself down. This is part of the problem.
Things may change if it eventually makes a northward surge in a few hours.
SPC really needed a narrow high risk area from Monroe- Chattanooga. You can see the HRRR and NAM3km shows a semidiscrete line training over that area for the next 8-10 hrs!!!!!
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Likely to be a parade of tornadic cells along that line, while they remain scattered everywhere else.
The potential outbreak area is now much bigger than it was a couple days ago due to the west trend. TX all the way to VA could potentially see Tornados from this. Even if most of the main areas is a bust there's still plenty of potential around the edges .
You can see in the 700-400 RH field that likely deform band is going to crush the NYC metro and a lot of New England and cause tons of power outages. Good thing the GFS has been the worst model this winter and it's 9 days out cause it's the last thing anyone needs right now.
A 104 year old WWII veteran and another 95 year old WWII veteran managed to get the virus and survive it. If that makes anyone feel better.
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/trending/world-war-ii-veteran-recovers-coronavirus-celebrates-104th-birthday/YC5YUY2SBJFFHBK2BSA6Z4MIUU/
https://abcnews.go.com/US/95-year-world-war-veteran-shares-positive-message/story?id=69931359