Meanwhile, here in reality, Chris's point is very good. Doesn't look like a widespread event but rather a real nasty cluster of storms near and along the warm front. Too far south is capped and too far north is wedged.
Hard to figure out where that western band will setup and pivot. It's definitely scooting east pretty good. Does it continue or does it slow and pivot?
Snow is picking up here for sure... probably close to moderate.
I just saw this thread. I was in Sullivan's Island, SC and the experience was beyond incredible.
I blogged about it here ---> http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/weather/stories/Solar-Eclipse-2017---What-an-Incredible-Experience-441577713.html
Glad to see so many others had a great time. Onto 2024!