JPWX
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Nope… lol
That number 5 is right over me too *sigh*
Nope… lol
That number 5 is right over me too *sigh*
That can’t be me unfortunately..
What is the time range of the UH tracks you posted? The more prominent track(s) going through central GA passes eerily close to me.Some CAMs, especially the NAM, did the day-before slump with early morning convection really taming things on the NAM 3km and WRFs for the northern extent of the threat, going more in-line with the HRRR. Could definitely still cause issues along the Gulf Coast into Middle Georgia, though. NCAR CAM ML products, which generally seem to perform well, depicting greatest threat south of I-20.
Note: I fully expect some of the CAMs, prolly the HRRR, to do the night-before shuffle, but I'd bet the current depiction will end up being correct.
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The streaks near you come through late tonight with the late-night/morning convection, around midnight I think.What is the time range of the UH tracks you posted? The more prominent track(s) going through central GA passes eerily close to me.
Great… SMHThe streaks near you come through late tonight with the late-night/morning convection, around midnight I think.
That's a big bump