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  1. FLweather
    That's high elevation also.
  2. FLweather
    Yeah really surprised this wasnt brought up earlier after the 12z runs. Both GFS and Canadian onto something? More digging with the southern stream with the Canadian. Ideally would want to see more ridging out west
  3. FLweather
    You have to look at the news source. CNN not to reliable on reporting the truth. That was poor engineering.
  4. FLweather
    Some timing differences on the Canadian and NC could see some snowfall from the UL. If it comes in later. Slow it up about 8 hours early Monday morning instead of Sunday evening. Map below is roughly 7pm. Temps in the 40s west 50s east. Good snow for the mountains.
  5. FLweather
    Huge difference between GFS & Canadian at the surface and h5. Gfs just looks weird on the 12z, almost fropa. Weak wave develops along the front. Chances are it will be gone by 18z.
  6. FLweather
    Need more that that. No blocking, the Pacific a wreck . What else? ...
  7. FLweather
    I wouldn't give up right now. The season still early.
  8. FLweather
    You not the only one. I've heard of a lakes cutter, app runner. But not a coastal cutter. That's still a Miller A or B or hybrid. Tryed to look up Jan 2018. But https://climate.ncsu.edu/tools/wxevents changed and no as informative and in depth as once it was.
  9. FLweather
    You have the right eye open. But agree. Pattern ahead looks rather stormy. Interesting to say the least. Timeframe looks similar to the 12z Canadian. If we get a couple more of those upper lows in the south. That may cause a pattern change.
  10. FLweather
    Ah about a week early huh mr burns?
  11. FLweather
    12z nam gives a little loving to Grandfather Mountain. That's roughly the location. Then again might be the nam.
  12. FLweather
    After looking at euro, Canadian, and nam..... The gfs is off its fooking rocker. I'd rather throw a dart before I believe the goofus anything past 72 hours Wth happen?!
  13. FLweather
    Sometimes you just have to laugh at old gofus. 6z southern MS/AL snowstorm. Every run is different. But at least the prospects of rain increase in about a week.
  14. FLweather
    Yeah models aren't as bullish as they were couple of days ago. Almost such a fast flow that the surface feature outruns the UL. Cuts off moisture transport. Normally nam has a wet bias but it's been getting dryer each run.
  15. FLweather
    For entertainment and verification purposes only. Hour 384 18z Goofus. First Miller A/overrunning event. 12-6-19. Snow from NM to NC mountains. Crap wont allow me to upload or copy image. Banana HP system.
  16. FLweather
    Instead of the Friday/Saturday system. It's now 24 hours ahead of schedule. No zr or sleet chances. Just cold rain. Cooling down to a warm rain 33 and up.
  17. FLweather
    Nws showing a high near 70 Wednesday. Tuesday night low to mid 50s That's going to feel different.
  18. FLweather
    Wouldn't be surprised if the SE see a early winter storm. There has been a trough lingering around Fl for the last 2-3 weeks. The GOM prime for action.
  19. FLweather
    Five years ago. Tomorrow morning, I left Roxboro NC. Moved back home to central FL. Where I was born and partly raised. Dunno why it sticks with me so. But 9-28-14 was cold for NC and Florida standards. Remember arriving at my grandparents house. They had the heat on. Five years later. I have a short sleeve shirt on, shorts and flip flops.
  20. FLweather
    What was the reason for him quitting Wral? Man he looks rough. Lost a fair amount of weight. Really don't look like himself.
  21. FLweather
    Beautiful. Same here in my backyard. Some red bud trees already blooming. Of course though around this area stays green year round.
  22. FLweather
    Snowing in San Antonio TX atm per my cousin via FB
  23. FLweather
    Cause this Nam Run basically keeps the surface front pinned up near and east of the mountains. In the foothills.
  24. FLweather
    I agree looking at WV loop. That one Tiny piece of Shortwave energy diving southwest from CO to NM to AZ may help keep the energy more consolidated. Not ATM outwest shows a major wrapped up closed h5 from TX to NC. But maybe stronger in sense. Last few frames looks like its wetter maybe more NW push of moisture over TX and NM
  25. FLweather
    I've been thinking this has the writing of a I65/I85 corridor special. What's up with the precip streak from central AL to SW NC?
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