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2020/2021 Fall/Winter Mountain thread


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28 minutes ago, strongwxnc said:

GSP as of 5AM:

“The remaining Watch areas will take longer to see accumulation reach any criteria, and with the potential for accumulations to go one way or the other, we have held off on upgrading there. These areas almost certainly will need an Advisory or Warning depending on where their final forecast total ends up.”

They are seeing that the my Ptypes are going to be all over after fighting a slight warm nose. Calling for Good luck folks. The line will be fine for some in the foothills. Elevation is the name of the game.


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Kind of surprised to see that. Especially parts of Henderson. I've got a few hundred feet on the town, fingers crossed! Need those clouds to start moving in. 

Made it down to 22 at the house. 

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16 minutes ago, BretWx said:

Kind of surprised to see that. Especially parts of Henderson. I've got a few hundred feet on the town, fingers crossed! Need those clouds to start moving in. 

Made it down to 22 at the house. 

I have a feeling it will change. Honestly, this makes no sense with regard to warnings in N. Ga, yet watches literally right across the border in N.C. at HIGHER ELEVATIONS! Make it make sense?

 

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3 minutes ago, BlueRidgeFolklore said:

I have a feeling it will change. Honestly, this makes no sense with regard to warnings in N. Ga, yet watches literally right across the border in N.C. at HIGHER ELEVATIONS! Make it make sense?

 

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I think we'll be upgraded by noon. HRRR keeps coming in a bit colder. Enjoying the ride. Live for days like this!

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7 minutes ago, BlueRidgeFolklore said:

I have a feeling it will change. Honestly, this makes no sense with regard to warnings in N. Ga, yet watches literally right across the border in N.C. at HIGHER ELEVATIONS! Make it make sense?

 

 

I assume those will move towards a warning today. I also assume a watch could be used for Polk, Rutherford at some point. 

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I have a feeling it will change. Honestly, this makes no sense with regard to warnings in N. Ga, yet watches literally right across the border in N.C. at HIGHER ELEVATIONS! Make it make sense?
 
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Keep in mind there could be differences in what constitutes a WSW vs a WWA between the forecast offices. GA only requires something like 2" of snow in 12 hours for a WSW (maybe a little more, can't remember). I've had plenty of WWA events up here that would have been warnings back home in GA.
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17 minutes ago, Tyler Penland said:
39 minutes ago, BlueRidgeFolklore said:
I have a feeling it will change. Honestly, this makes no sense with regard to warnings in N. Ga, yet watches literally right across the border in N.C. at HIGHER ELEVATIONS! Make it make sense?
 
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Keep in mind there could be differences in what constitutes a WSW vs a WWA between the forecast offices. GA only requires something like 2" of snow in 12 hours for a WSW (maybe a little more, can't remember). I've had plenty of WWA events up here that would have been warnings back home in GA.

That could be it, but I thought the GSP had a uniform criteria for their area. Thanks for reminding me. 

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06 NAM for KFQD

Thats some heavy rates..

NAM Model Run:  6Z  7JAN 2021 Cloud base and tops are now agl
  HR Valid     2m Tmp 2m Dpt 10m Dir 10m Spd TPrcp CPrcp 1000-500 500mb 850mb 500mb MSLP TCC PRS WX   Tot    Snowfall  Vis
                Deg F  Deg F   deg      kt    in.   in.     Thk    GPH   Tmp   Tmp   mb   %  TEXT    Clouds      in    SM
  24 01/08 06Z   32     32      49       6    0.18  0.00    540    554   -0.8 -22.3 1017 100 +SN   011OVC222    0.6   -0.2
  27 01/08 09Z   32     31      48       7    0.21  0.00    538    552   -0.9 -23.9 1017 100 -SN   013OVC176    1.7    3.8
  30 01/08 12Z   32     31      40       9    0.06  0.00    539    552   -0.5 -23.5 1015 100 -RA   013OVC231    0.4    4.7
  33 01/08 15Z   32     31       9       8    0.31  0.00    538    551   -2.7 -23.5 1016 100 SN    018OVC246    2.8   -0.1
  36 01/08 18Z   32     31     356       8    0.48  0.00    537    549   -1.8 -23.9 1015 100 SN    016OVC247    4.6    0.0
  39 01/08 21Z   36     33      10       6    0.14  0.00    539    550   -1.3 -23.3 1013 100       049OVC073    0.0   16.0

 

 

0NAM for KFQD

 

  27 01/08 03Z   36     30      41       6    0.00  0.00    541    556    1.8 -23.3 1018  97       054BKN119    0.0   15.3
  30 01/08 06Z   32     32      53       5    0.12  0.00    539    554   -1.2 -24.0 1018  99 SN    008OVC173    0.3    2.2
  33 01/08 09Z   33     32      50       7    0.07  0.00    539    552   -1.0 -24.2 1016 100 -SN   007OVC183    0.4    8.9
  36 01/08 12Z   32     31      43       9    0.07  0.00    538    552   -1.6 -23.8 1016 100 -SN   018OVC251    0.4    3.7
  39 01/08 15Z   32     30      29      10    0.11  0.00    538    551   -0.9 -24.0 1015 100 -SN   028OVC249    1.0    3.2
  42 01/08 18Z   32     31     354       8    0.16  0.00    538    550   -0.5 -24.0 1014 100 SN    026OVC249    1.3    0.6
  45 01/08 21Z   34     33     360       5    0.26  0.00    539    550   -0.3 -23.4 1013 100 -SN   018OVC118    b    7.9
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3 minutes ago, strongwxnc said:

06 NAM for KFQD

Thats she heavy rates..


NAM Model Run:  6Z  7JAN 2021 Cloud base and tops are now agl
  HR Valid     2m Tmp 2m Dpt 10m Dir 10m Spd TPrcp CPrcp 1000-500 500mb 850mb 500mb MSLP TCC PRS WX   Tot    Snowfall  Vis
                Deg F  Deg F   deg      kt    in.   in.     Thk    GPH   Tmp   Tmp   mb   %  TEXT    Clouds      in    SM

  24 01/08 06Z   32     32      49       6    0.18  0.00    540    554   -0.8 -22.3 1017 100 +SN   011OVC222    0.6   -0.2
  27 01/08 09Z   32     31      48       7    0.21  0.00    538    552   -0.9 -23.9 1017 100 -SN   013OVC176    1.7    3.8
  30 01/08 12Z   32     31      40       9    0.06  0.00    539    552   -0.5 -23.5 1015 100 -RA   013OVC231    0.4    4.7
  33 01/08 15Z   32     31       9       8    0.31  0.00    538    551   -2.7 -23.5 1016 100 SN    018OVC246    2.8   -0.1

  36 01/08 18Z   32     31     356       8    0.48  0.00    537    549   -1.8 -23.9 1015 100 SN    016OVC247    4.6    0.0
  39 01/08 21Z   36     33      10       6    0.14  0.00    539    550   -1.3 -23.3 1013 100       049OVC073    0.0   16.0

Where'd you pull this? (First time seeing)

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Just now, Maggie Ace said:

24 and very frosty across Maggie this morning. We will need to monitor the meso banding depicted by the various meso lending guidance as we near this evening. Some of those short term high resolution models are hinting rates that could exceed 2 inch per hour snowfall with thundersnow. Enjoy the show gang!

 

sure do. Between HR 32-36 on the NAM looks to be when it swings through this location. 

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59 minutes ago, BlueRidgeFolklore said:

I have a feeling it will change. Honestly, this makes no sense with regard to warnings in N. Ga, yet watches literally right across the border in N.C. at HIGHER ELEVATIONS! Make it make sense?

 

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N. Georgia warning criteria is totally different than NC counties..2" of Snow is a warning in some of those counties.

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5 minutes ago, Blue_Ridge_Escarpment said:

Does that French broad river valley downslope typically stretch that far? I know Asheville proper struggles mightily with it.

I'll let others speak to that. Haven't seen it. December 2018 had 16 at the house, AVL reported 10. Not the same setup of course. 

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1 hour ago, BlueRidgeFolklore said:

That could be it, but I thought the GSP had a uniform criteria for their area. Thanks for reminding me. 

We're definitely not at warning criteria here in Rabun, GSP just issued the warning in cooperation with the Atlanta office to avoid confusion. So I am under a WSW with a forecast of less than a half inch :cry:

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