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This just speaks to the fast that the low isn't all that strong, no real change in the overall trackHours 12+ HRRR gets a little wonky with the L pressure placement.
Is this an error or on purpose or is there reason for this to jump around this much comparatively?
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What's this mean?850mb forecast for 3Z (40 min ago)
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9Z
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Interesting, I thought.
Indeed. By the looks, it's trended cooler.850mb forecast for 3Z (40 min ago)
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9Z
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Interesting, I thought.
That's the same forecast, different hours. GFS. So a 850 temp crash, then the warm nose later in the day. Supports HRR's snow, ZR. rain solution I'd say.Indeed. By the looks, it's trended cooler.
Ah gotchaThat's the same forecast, different hours.
KFFC is down.
KFFC is down.
21Zulu, or 4pm tomorrow is what the gfs thinks for the warm nose, yes. Was expected. A warm nose happening now at 850 is what the first image shows, then a drop at 9Z, or about 3AM, which likely coincides with the arrival of heavy precip, which will lead to cooling of the column. Also helps explain our surface temps - warm air aloft, and not a lot of wind to transport more dry air in, because the surface low isn't all that strong.So the warm nose comes later now?
Of course. KFFC said: "ICE STORM! I'M DEAD!"
Seems like that puts central AL/Bham area in a pretty good spot then. Am I seeing that right?21Zulu, or 4pm tomorrow is what the gfs thinks for the warm nose, yes. Was expected. A warm nose happening now at 850 is what the first image shows, then a drop at 9Z, or about 3AM, which likely coincides with the arrival of heavy precip, which will lead to cooling of the column. Also helps explain our surface temps - warm air aloft, and not a lot of wind to transport more dry air in, because the surface low isn't all that strong.