SECCHAMPS17
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Pattern December, Make analogs relevant again
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pcbjr
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StormStalker
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Dont forget about us in NW Alabama and NE Mississippi!
whatalife
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Brent
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gotta love fantasy land...
I still haven't forgiven the predictions of some fantasy land fun Christmas last year that turned into a record high for the 2nd Christmas in a row.
3rd time's the charm right?
I still haven't forgiven the predictions of some fantasy land fun Christmas last year that turned into a record high for the 2nd Christmas in a row.
3rd time's the charm right?
Usmeagle2005
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Oh, y’all got screwed also, sorry, here in Tupelo it literally just hit a wall 50 miles south of us and dried out, never made it further.
0z EPS past day 10 tries to rebuild the +PNA/-EPO look again with trough over East. Hints of some SE ridging prior to but nothing significant. D15 EPS H5 mean is a nice look. I know it's out in la la land but for a mean it is great going into Christmas.
Images: D10 5H mean, D15 5H mean, and then D10 and 15 850 temps means.
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maybe sc also?
JHS
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We can forget it in SC and much of NC. Bring on spring and severe storms for us. I hope temps are 20 degrees or more above normal for the next 4 months straight.
ForsythSnow
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I couldn't agree more. I am sure there will be a storm later on this year that will give Georgia and Alabama rain and bury the Carolinas. I am sure you will get something before our 115 degree summer hits
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lol Shetley
There is nothing really discouraging on any of the LR operational charts. Very cold air looks to build up over Canada with general troughing in the US. We should be variable, but to my eye, it looks like we will be generally at or below average with a couple of short warm-ups mixed in.
Unfortunately, it's not a SE winter storm pattern, and we don't have any hints of Greenland blocking. That said, it looks like there are a few systems that can lay down some snowcover to the north, which can hopefully help us down the road.
Unfortunately, it's not a SE winter storm pattern, and we don't have any hints of Greenland blocking. That said, it looks like there are a few systems that can lay down some snowcover to the north, which can hopefully help us down the road.
