olafminesaw

This cell headed towards Madison is trouble

Entering the time of year when below average temps are very much welcome. Seems like a cool stretch is likely in about 10 days

Classic convergence. It's a good thing that LP has remained pretty weak

This year has really been marked by notable dry stretches

It's awfully quiet out there!

If we don't manage to reach freezing this spring it would tie the earliest lasts freeze on record. Dropping to freezing in this next cold snap would be right around average, so I would say it shouldn't take "Barney" cold to get there. Models sometimes under do cold from radiative cooling, especially for the Sandhills, which typically would come the morning after the coldest day on models.

It really busted bad in NC. Just seems like we have less active posters in GA & SC

Wow! We have certainly entered the time of year when precip distribution tends to vary considerably across the region. .11 for GSO

Precip drying up east of the Apps? Who'd have thunk

Do the local stations actually determine that,or do they rely on whatever service they get all their products from? I just noticed a lot of channels across the SE use this designation along with the same graphics, so wasn't sure what all that entails

The GEFS is hinting at a cool stretch around that time.

I agree! Perfect temps for not having to run the HVAC at all, while also getting to enjoy a nice warm afternoon

Pretty good verification on this one. Didn't quite reach the magnitude people feared (far from a generational outbreak), but that's a good thing