FlatLander48

Not liking this Nam run...at all

I'm not gonna quote anything to save space, but HT, I've been here for almost 4 years, and have never seen a write up anywhere near as great as what you posted. Obviously you are good at what you do, and a great asset to the forum and site in general. But that also leads me to think that regardless of the totals, we are in store for an amazing event and I am extremely excited for it. To everyone that contributes to this sub forum and site in general, you all have been a great influence in my pursuit of learning of the weather as a hobby and have enjoyed the time I have been here. I at this point am 100% in on this storm and am ready to go and excited to experience this with you guys.

2 minutes ago, BretWheatley said:

And... another one. 

That's 10:1 too, kuchera would be a bit higher.

3 minutes ago, Tyler Penland said:

Aaaand near whiteout again.

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just started back here too.

8 minutes ago, Moonhowl said:

Any knowledge of what happened to the ASU webcams; used like checking out the snow on the Sanford Mall cam?

No clue, I don't have any info on those.

App just cancelled afternoon classes..As the weather is clearing. They're going to catch a lot of flak from this I bet.

Suns out, gonna be fun to watch how fast it melts now.

This SHOULD be a good run for even Charlotte when this thing ever loads. Gonna be a beaut for sure.

7 minutes ago, BretWheatley said:

FV3 with the low in central Alabama... Hope we don't lose it now! 

Relax, it's just doing the mill A/B transition to the high reflective spot in Florida. The next frame if it ever loads will clear everything up.

1 minute ago, franklin NCwx said:

Looks a lot farther north

It's getting ready to Miller B and switch to the coast I think, mine froze and wont show any more panels.

1 minute ago, FallsLake said:

My son goes to App state and just ran off the road. He's ok but said it was pouring the snow. Luckily, his grandfather is there and is helping him get out of the ditch.  

Hate to hear that! I was on the roads earlier, but they are much worse now than they were earlier this morning.

The fact this squall has lasted this long is surprising. Still whiteout conditions.

Heaviest squall I've seen in years. 

Just now, AirNelson39 said:

This current snow is another over performer for us in the mtns. Ray was calling for dusting to maybe an inch. We’ve had several very heavy squalls and I’d say solid 2”

to be fair...He's NEVER right.

CMC just kinda sent shockwaves...

Canadian with the worst run in days, high snow amounts move north to West Virginia.

Kuchera got a little higher amounts for some.

This looks great. But..Considering how good it looked, I thought there might be some higher totals. But I'll take it to the bank for sure.

Photo from the room, found a cool little filter for it.

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Snow squall coming in right now. Roads go from plowed to white in 5 minutes.

3 minutes ago, burgertime said:

Good news is NAM looks like a great setup. Good confluence in the NE. Big energy in TX.  Bad news is it's 84hrs on the NAM.

It is equivalent to the EURO even at 84. i'll take it at this point in the game.

1 minute ago, Buddy1987 said:

Ashe, the only thing I don’t like that I see is the HP is not sliding in tandem with the system like it was at 6z. Rather at the end of the run it stays locked up around the Green Bay, WI area, whereas 6z had it closer to central IL. If this thing phases earlier it’s going to allow that wiggle room to move further north.

I'm perfectly ok with that. The thing that worries me, is once it moves East, it's not stopping. So as long as it can be in a somewhat decent position before the storm, that should *SHOULD* work better for everyone comparing to it scooting off too quick.

Just now, Waiting on snow said:

People look for the fly in the ointment. Well it may be starting to show. The high is not as strong and phasing is being modeled sooner. Not sure why anyone in the se wants a phased storm. Though I see people rooting for it every year. That is only good for the MA north.

the high on the NAM is literally as strong as it's been modeled this entire time.

Just now, rduwx said:

Talking about trends earlier, that has been a trend on the NAM.  I believe it was 1041 at one time.  I don't want to see it continue to drop, that's for sure.

It's at 1041 at hour 75 on the 12z Nam, no worries yet.

Think we can classify this as an overperformer. give me another one this weekend and we can go ahead to spring.