northjaxpro wrote:Dean4Storms wrote:Notice in that graphic of Snow from the NAM that it depicts the very northern parts of AL and GA and into TN with lessening amounts of snow. This has to be in response to a further south placement of the Low pressure center. Any further south than what this represents we will see snow/ice down to the coast here in the western panhandle IMO.
This is why I am so curious to see the next set of runs tomorrow. I am also beginning to wonder just how much farther south this Low may be forming. I mentioned earlier today how critical a factor the track would be with all of this. Any deviation of 50 -100 miles either way is a HUGE factor. So far, the colder trend by the models for now does give a clue that the surface Low may track farther south than what was initially thought.
Hopefully, we will know more from tomorrow's runs.
Totally agree. I think the 0z runs of the GFS and ECM will be interesting, but the real deal comes with the 12z runs tomorrow when I believe the exact placement becomes more certain.