A little more actually showing up on the latest HRRR. Totals aren't as high as earlier, but it's spreading a little more into the north shore. God we're so pathetic LOL
Hammond, LA NWS COOP ID: 16-7425-08 CoCoRaHs ID: LA-TG-23
A little more actually showing up on the latest HRRR. Totals aren't as high as earlier, but it's spreading a little more into the north shore. God we're so pathetic LOL
Me and the fam are camping at Natalbany Creek this weekend. Might get to catch a flake or two. Whoohoo!!!❄️❄️❄️ Didn’t come up here just for that, was already planned for the long weekend- but a possible added bonus! 😂
Post by lsuhurricane on Jan 14, 2022 21:26:48 GMT -6
From the late night LIX forecast disco update:
As for Winter Weather, the key will be the path of the mid level low. The trend had been a little south so we shall see if that continues. If the low can get a touch farther south then light snow would be possible in southwest MS, not just flurries. Flurries do look likely in southwest MS and the adjacent LA parishes but could even be possible down to I-12. The next thing to watch which we wont see till tomorrow evening will be how much moisture can wrap around it. All indications suggest there could be a rather decent amount of moisture wrapping around, probably due to what looks like an impressive TROWAL ahead of it across MS and AL. We did bring flurries a little farther south with this update but holding off on any real accumulating snow at this time. Grids and zones will be out shortly. /CAB/
Post by Shibumi-Mandeville I-12/Hwy59 on Jan 15, 2022 8:43:07 GMT -6
NWS LIX mentioned special weather baloons will be sent up this afternoon and evening to help forecast the upcoming storm......the Carolinas are in for it with the heavy ice component added in.
The upper low is starting to get going over Oklahoma. I like what I'm seeing with its current movement...MAYBE a tad farther south than what has been forecast. The latest HRRR seems to be taking this SLIGHTLY farther south track into account because it's actually showing a little more than flurries into the north shore. Something to watch because this would give southwest Mississippi a dusting.
Hammond, LA NWS COOP ID: 16-7425-08 CoCoRaHs ID: LA-TG-23