#4132 Postby Cerlin » Mon Jan 23, 2023 12:03 am
0z HRRR was interesting for central and western Oklahoma. Raises temperatures overnight (different than NAM and other hi res models), presumably due to some stronger southerly flow from warm gulf air aloft. Not sure how that leads to lower QPE over central Oklahoma, but it's a trend worth watching. HRRR was the only model to show the flurries OKC got today, so I tend to trust it, but I'll wait to give concern until the 6z and 12z runs, or if any other models start to show it too. Even with that, it still has some banding dropping 3-4 inches over parts of the OKC metro and plenty of snow near the red river.
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Cerlin on Mon Jan 23, 2023 12:12 am, edited 1 time in total.
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