Down to snizzle with that high Jan sun very faint in the sky, 32F/DP 29F.
From what I can see maybe an inch or so has been shaved off in my neck of the woods? Not sweating it. I see some lightning strikes off the NC coast, I think that's what we need to watch as the day progresses.
Probably no point in overanalyzing the globals at this stage, but fwiw it looks like the 12Z GFS does a bit of a stall off the Delmarva for a few hours.
I can live with them getting more than us, that's climo. It's when the Carolinas are cashing in and were sitting high & dry...that's a tough one to deal with.
To my old weenie eyes, it didn't look like the NAM initiated the PRE too well. Probably doesn't matter at this point, we're moving into nowcasting time -- track, where/when does the upper low close off, etc.
Good luck everyone, enjoy!
Yeah, I’ve been reluctant to say it but maybe we’re actually trending into something for a change instead of out of it.
When I started this thread this morning, I was thinking maybe C-1” imby.
HM twitted about this last night, mostly likely because some models develop an area of convention off the FL coast. And yesterday when the 18z NAM was a miss, someone in the NE forum noted that blob of convection scoots off to the NE. Our storm forms and chases it, that's why the 18z NAM was a miss.
Is it correct? Just another nowcasting ob to watch.
Yes, with no blocking things will move along.
I’m sure most saw HM’s post on the other site about the convection off the FL coast causing issues with the modeling/area of cyclone genesis—something to watch going forward.
And yes, I’d sign up for Ralph’s amounts.