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January 25/26 Jimbo Back Surgery Storm


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2 minutes ago, AirNelson39 said:


It’s just so far off what everything else is showing for central NC, I really don’t get it. Like 0 freezing rain for places all other models show an inch or more.

Its the NAM. Honestly, we probably should be looking at the HRRR. But to be honest, this CAD is a bitch to figure out. It will be a nowcasting type of deal. Unfortunately lots of people will end up with a lot of ice. Where? Stay tuned.

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12 minutes ago, suzook said:

Its the NAM. Honestly, we probably should be looking at the HRRR. But to be honest, this CAD is a bitch to figure out. It will be a nowcasting type of deal. Unfortunately lots of people will end up with a lot of ice. Where? Stay tuned.

NAM verbatim looks like a lot of IP in CLT/SC upstate w intermittent freezing drizzle between the IP showers.....looks to be some sort of upper level dynamics/instability on the southern end of the wedge- you can see the showery nature early and then how it fills in around CLT.  Not that it will snow (not happening with the warm nose)- but we have all seen that similar signature with a trailing ULL on sliders around the southern part of the wedge

 

The latest NAM is the first run out of the last few days where I have actually seen something plausible given the setup based on previous real world outcomes in our region

 

Apparently followed by a ZR squall line to end it= also somewhat suspect.....normally these end with a period of light snow with the wind veering a couple clicks east of due north, even in the NC piedmont/SC Upstate as the arctic front squeezes every last bit of moisture out

 

Then downsloping cuts everything off as everything shifts a couple clicks west of due north, and the settles somewhere between 270 and 320

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25 minutes ago, DTP said:

NAM verbatim looks like a lot of IP in CLT/SC upstate w intermittent freezing drizzle between the IP showers.....looks to be some sort of upper level dynamics/instability on the southern end of the wedge- you can see the showery nature early and then how it fills in around CLT.  Not that it will snow (not happening with the warm nose)- but we have all seen that similar signature with a trailing ULL on sliders around the southern part of the wedge

 

The latest NAM is the first run out of the last few days where I have actually seen something plausible given the setup based on previous real world outcomes in our region

 

Apparently followed by a ZR squall line to end it= also somewhat suspect.....normally these end with a period of light snow with the wind veering a couple clicks east of due north, even in the NC piedmont/SC Upstate as the arctic front squeezes every last bit of moisture out

 

Then downsloping cuts everything off as everything shifts a couple clicks west of due north, and the settles somewhere between 270 and 320

Different 850s entirely (we are not going to have snow out of this), but the radar signature on the latest NAM is very similar to the storm in 2004 that dropped 18-24" on snow in CLT/Rock Hill.  We got 4" on the front end with that storm, then a dry slot, then everything filled right back in with the ULL in virtually the same location as what the NAM is currently depicting.   Temps during the 2004 storm were 7-10 degrees warmer at the surface than this storm; however, the cold air from both storms was from CAD as well

Like I said, different 850s......but same signature-  this would be sleet, and lots of it

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18 minutes ago, DTP said:

Different 850s entirely (we are not going to have snow out of this), but the radar signature on the latest NAM is very similar to the storm in 2004 that dropped 18-24" on snow in CLT/Rock Hill.  We got 4" on the front end with that storm, then a dry slot, then everything filled right back in with the ULL in virtually the same location as what the NAM is currently depicting.   Temps during the 2004 storm were 7-10 degrees warmer at the surface than this storm; however, the cold air from both storms was from CAD as well

Like I said, different 850s......but same signature-  this would be sleet, and lots of it

Agree with this.  Think just north of ATL & points north and east from there up through Athens & Gainesville up 85 see a lot more sleet than freezing rain. 

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1 minute ago, neatlburbwthrguy said:

Agree with this.  Think just north of ATL & points north and east from there up through Athens & Gainesville up 85 see a lot more sleet than freezing rain. 

Given the topo, placement of normal CAD/wind direction, the attendant high(s) (apparently the high is going to split), spotty/showery initial nature of the precip, plus DPs/temps- latest NAM finally looks to be picking some granularity ....

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Late PM Check in:

WTF knows what’s gonna happen later but if  NC matches DFW, you guys are gonna have at least 6 or 7 hours of COLD RAIN as an appetizer.   Since I last reported the temp has only dropped about 4* to lower 40s now.  I know the cold air is coming but what a dreary day so far.  
 

We’ll see what happens next. 
 

The more knowledge guys on our TX thread are struggling to figure this thing out.  

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