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There's probably not much reason to argue over the finer details of the NAM, as it is likely too warm and too wet.

 

Regarding temperatures, if everything holds as is with the other models, then yes, the NAM is a warm outlier....but what we don't yet know is how the other models will trend over the next 24 hr (same could be said for the NAM's trends too).

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lol..yeah boy. I always depend on glenn f'n burns to keep us up to speed....the only problem is he normally is going backwards :arrowhead:

 

a word about the nam. it's is a good bit further north than the rest of the guidance, excluding the sref of course. at the same time the nam has the surface low along the florida panhandle or even extreme se alabama, the gfs and euro has it well down in the gulf..with the canadian and uk probably a good 75 to 100 miles further south.

 

The difference between a paste job and nothing for much of the ATL metro.  Huge implications, could be a record setting snowfall or a big fat zilch.

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