As always and especially down here, we need all the pieces of the puzzle to be in place. At least the track looks good and we have precip to track. Now if the upper air data works with us we may have our first storm for a lot of us. Im too worried about precip types right now
Wel not for all of NC lol. I would be looking at cloudy skies and temps in the 30s while in the palmetto state and Savannah would be ripping dendrites. That would hurt
I wont lie, this one would truly sting me if it happened. Only can hope for a north trendm is Savannah, GA gets more snow than all of us, then I dont know what else to say
This is how this season would go, you get a good pasting an all the way down to Savannah, GA gets snow and its cloudy and cold in the triangle.
Looks like a Palmetto state special
There is no such thing as the 18z Euro, it only comes out twice a day 0z and 12z.
Gfs comes out 4 times a day at 0z, 6z, 12z, 18z. Maybe thats what you meant?
To match it to the Ptype map above, depending on what the 850s will be, I took a peak at them and it looks like the 850s will be around 1-2 above freezing. so this could be some decent ZR here with a 30* surface temp.
This would be a first for me since moving down here in June 2016 for storms to move in a reverse direction than normal. I would hope it is less, that is a ton of ZR. Reminds me a little of the Dec 2008 Ice storm we had when I was in NH. Crippling the region for weeks.
But back to the topic, Im glad at least the Euro and CMC have a storm still on their radar. Even though it favors the RIC-SHD corridor it still has us in the game at 192 hours out