A great run by the 12z gfs and along the border counties I think we see flow snow until Sunday morning. I think the models are cutting the flow off too soon. But a great run in general. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk
06z HRRR looks solid as well. I think it may have done a bit better than other short range models last weekend besides the thermals. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk
NAM 3K looking good tonight. Seems like the favorable areas along the border will start snowing tomorrow anywhere from 2 to 4 tomorrow and then the other counties will start 7 to 9 tomorrow night and according to the NAM 3k their will be a heavy band of snow coming through around 5 or 6 in the morning then continue to snow through the day.
Yup, same here which I'm looking for some higher amounts honestly. Saturday and Sunday the highs are going to be in the teens. Sunday mornings low looks to be negative 2 degrees and Monday morning looks to be about 3 degrees.
Hard to go against the Euro. Pretty much putting us in the bullseye of this thing. Frozen ground, arctic high, heavy snow, and windy. Has all the recipes for short term blizzard conditions and whiteout conditions around the mountains this weekend.
Looks like everything is a go with the overnight models. This morning NAM looked wonky but the gfs looked good except for the shadow over Buncombe county but the more west the low forms the better our moisture will be from the East. The border counties have no problem at all. Forcing and moisture will be abundant. Honestly I don't think GSP is really catching that but a foot plus along the border. I'd go with a general 5 to 10 inches closer to the border and a general 4 to 8 inches away here in the mountains. Heck 4 inches is still a heck of a storm that most haven't seen in years and back to back winter weather events is awesome! Not to mention the Euro suddenly is showing something else for next Thursday.... So we are off to the races.