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  1. griteater
    Can have NE winds without cold air damming though. We have north winds right now
  2. griteater
    UKMet 850 and Sfc Temp panels are out. It runs the 850 low thru the heart of GA to NC. Looks really good for GA mtns to NC mtns...iffy just east of there
  3. griteater
    Super dynamic storm...strong, closed off 850mb low. A low that tugged to the coast is normally not good for GSP to CLT
  4. griteater
    rain with the possibility of sleet...best positive bust in my memory
  5. griteater
    For Charlotte, I like it a little off the coast...great for mtns and foothills
  6. griteater
    If you mean snow with a lakes low, no high to the north, and no cold air damming, Jan 1987 is one
  7. griteater
    First off, my mistake, the 850mb temp maps aren't even out yet for the 12z run, but yeah, sfc low ends up at the mouth of the Cape Fear River. 500mb at 72 hour looks remarkably close to the CMC, but thickness line is slightly warmer on UKMet. Sfc low is stronger and closer to the coast. Seeing the UKMet like this is a warning shot. I don't see us going back weaker/flatter.
  8. griteater
    UKMet maps coming in. It's moist, but warm....suggests snow in N GA, NC Mtns and foothills
  9. griteater
    UKMet looks amped up at hr72...detailed maps come out later
  10. griteater
    Agree, it took a baby step toward a sharper wave...had slightly more precip west
  11. griteater
    NAVGEM is in the sharp camp too
  12. griteater
    The GFS/Euro/UKMet have a lot of work to do to get to this type of sharpening of the wave at the base of the trough. NAM/CMC/JMA are sharp at the base. I'd say meet the two ideas in the middle
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    Spot checking soundings, it looks legit with the precip type....are the model temps correct though? We'll see
  14. griteater
    NAM is going to be a whopper boys and girls
  15. griteater
    Agree Buddy, should see a little more storm with this run
  16. griteater
    Looking at the Euro, GFS, and CMC ensemble means, each one is taking baby steps toward more precip back inland. Of the 3, the Euro Ens is making the smallest moves (part of that may be the large # of ensemble members). The CMC Ens Mean is the most amplified with the southern portion of the trough. GFS and Euro Ens are similar at the base of the trough. I think we'll continue to see slight sharpening of the wave and some increases to the precip back to the west.
  17. griteater
    The upper levels drive the bus. So yes, it's all important
  18. griteater
    UKMet looks pretty healthy with precip...sfc low just off SC coast at hr72...850 zero deg from Norfolk to south of Charlotte to south of GSP
  19. griteater
    You can get the UKMet early at this link, but you have to turn your head sideways to view it, lol - http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/ukmo2.php?nh=1&ech=60&carte=1021
  20. griteater
    As long as the wave doesn't go too positive tilt like the GFS, yes, I'd expect more precip inland than currently shown. Models tend to be too skimpy on the NW side with precip in Miller A's
  21. griteater
    We have a mix of solutions right now with amped up runs (CMC/JMA), and positive tilt, flatter runs (NAM/GFS). Probably take a middle man approach, similar to the Ensemble Means....but my thinking has been that we would see this tick more amped with more precip inland
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  23. griteater
    Yep, UKMet looks more amped than its last run. I think this hobby is fun, but I'm not sure. Look at all these model runs and you and I get 38 degrees and rain
  24. griteater
    NAM and GFS come in with scrapers, but.....lol......the new CMC is juiced. Looks like that amped JMA run
  25. griteater
    NAM is in the JMA camp with the southern wave separation and sharpening at the end there...it didn't look warmer that run
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