New euro spells "threat"...

[Guest]

http://cyclone.plymouth.edu/cgi-bin/gen ... &cu=latest

This could mean big probs over the carolinas. ice that is. classic ice setup. strong 1042 high over the northeast and supply of overrunning and surface low track west of the apps redevelop. first off i thnk the euro slp track is too far west about 100 miles. 2nd i think the 2 nd low develops off the nc coast then we go from there. very odd low placement on the euro tonight. if the high trends stronger, and further west, major ice probs a possibilty. check out the dry air over the northeast day 6 above. more soon...

[weatherscope]

Got to love that 1042mb high setting in the ne.

[WetterKerl]

It'll slide out to sea, though. That's why the Euro sends the low through the wedge -- because there won't be a wedge then. Maybe, though, we can get some wintry stuff before the wedge breaks down. Generally, though, I think we will have to wait for the storm afterwards, or maybe the one after that.

[QCWx]

Should I take this meteogram from 0z seriously??



Color guide for those that dont know

Green: Rain
Orange: Sleet
Red: ZR
Blue: SNow

[jpp5862]

Interesting comments HKY and interesting graphs QCWx. I have noticed the NWS has lowered temps some for Sunday, but still not enough to support an icing event here in CLT.

Will keep watching this week to see how this all plays out, looks like it could be significant if the cold air gets in place.

Thanks for the info.