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Southern Crippler - Get well soon Jimbo Storm Obs


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16 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

Maybe 1/2” sleet. Very little ZR. Precip looks limited at best. RAH expects everyone to get above freezing in central NC and last batch and most remaining QPF to be all rain. Thinking ice storm cancel? NAM appears to have kicked butt. Roads are awful, sleet ice mix stuck to everything. It’s 21 so I’m not surprised 

They need to be careful with that messaging.  Even if temps get to 34 or so overnight, it won't magically make the roads fine in the morning.   

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29 minutes ago, EarlGrey said:

What’s going on here?

 

 

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Looks like a rain shadow- most locations in that area have east or NE winds currently, along with higher mountains to the east and NE- downslope cuts off precip, upslope enhances.

The above hole in the precip would be from downsloping; on the east side of the Apps/Escarpment you are getting the opposite- upslope (orographic lift) bc the mountains are located to the west and the wind is from the NE

So the same wind direction creates opposite effects depending on which side of the mountains you are located.

It will close when winds veer to the south and/or west this afternoon as forecast- the area around Chattanooga has S winds currently and is getting plastered with rain

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4 minutes ago, DTP said:

Looks like a rain shadow- most locations in that area have east or NE winds currently, along with higher mountains to the east and NE- downslope cuts off precip, upslope enhances.

The above hole in the precip would be from downsloping; on the east side of the Apps/Escarpment you are getting the opposite- upslope (orographic lift) bc the mountains are located to the west and the wind is from the NE

So the same wind direction creates opposite effects depending on which side of the mountains you are located.

It will close when winds veer to the south and/or west this afternoon as forecast- the area around Chattanooga has S winds currently and is getting plastered with rain

 

7 minutes ago, DTP said:

Looks like a rain shadow- most locations in that area have east or NE winds currently, along with higher mountains to the east and NE- downslope cuts off precip, upslope enhances.

The above hole in the precip would be from downsloping; on the east side of the Apps/Escarpment you are getting the opposite- upslope (orographic lift) bc the mountains are located to the west and the wind is from the NE

So the same wind direction creates opposite effects depending on which side of the mountains you are located.

It will close when winds veer to the south and/or west this afternoon as forecast- the area around Chattanooga has S winds currently and is getting plastered with rain

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7 minutes ago, DTP said:

Looks like a rain shadow- most locations in that area have east or NE winds currently, along with higher mountains to the east and NE- downslope cuts off precip, upslope enhances.

The above hole in the precip would be from downsloping; on the east side of the Apps/Escarpment you are getting the opposite- upslope (orographic lift) bc the mountains are located to the west and the wind is from the NE

So the same wind direction creates opposite effects depending on which side of the mountains you are located.

It will close when winds veer to the south and/or west this afternoon as forecast- the area around Chattanooga has S winds currently and is getting plastered with rain

 

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50 minutes ago, PackGrad05 said:

They need to be careful with that messaging.  Even if temps get to 34 or so overnight, it won't magically make the roads fine in the morning.   

Yes and at the same time I’m seeing a lot of mets saying that from the triangle n and w it could stay below freezing until after this is done. I keep saying… words matter. Plus, thy got the temps wrong last night. We weren’t supposed to get below 24 and it was 18 here in nw Raleigh. Thy need to say this is possible and this is possible and we honestly don’t know be prepared for anytime. They can think all they want, but maybe don’t say it all. Same for the mets on tv. 

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Just now, Regan said:

Yes and at the same time I’m seeing a lot of mets saying that from the triangle n and w it could stay below freezing until after this is done. I keep saying… words matter. Plus, thy got the temps wrong last night. We weren’t supposed to get below 24 and it was 18 here in nw Raleigh. Thy need to say this is possible and this is possible and we honestly don’t know be prepared for anytime. They can think all they want, but maybe don’t say it all. Same for the mets on tv. 

It’s not getting above freezing unless we get a heavy squall that brings the warm nose down. With how weak QPF is I kinda doubt that line will be as modeled once it hits the wedge. I think ice storm averted 

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