I wouldn’t really call this a Clipper type system . Clippers usually are just strong cold fronts coming down from nw flow and usually squeeze out every little moisture it can. This is more of an upper level low type system. And they can actually over perform at times . We shall see
Looks like 7pm to around 9pm Friday night if the HRRR is correct. Winter weather in Alabama is always finicky though it'll be mixing to snow around then.
That's awesome, all your efforts willed some to you! Now send a few south to the south Jefferson area please Sir! Looks like there are some returns heading this direction but I'm not sure what precip form it will be in for now here.
Flurries in Tuscaloosa right now so it's close Lol
Good deal! I am surprised they are actually coming through with the surface temps so high. This is one of the higher surface temps I can recall getting snow to come through. Glad there isn't a stupid warm nose hanging around.
Right now I am in the Hoover area and when I stepped out moments ago, I didn't see anything. I do see some more echo's on radar that look like they are rotating around the trough and should be coming through but those strike me as some rain returns. My hunch is that the flurries, with this surface temp, would only be on the initial fringes then move to rain for now but I hope I am wrong.
We wound up getting some brief light snow at my home in Bessemer later in the evening so that was fun to watch.
Yeah
Don't get my hopes up again hahaha
