Pattern Jarring January

[Meteorologist1999]

Most members have at least it ending as a period of light snow, although there are more members that start it as rain there than NC.

Thanks Alot!!

 

[SCweather]

Thanks Alot!!

I was talking about members... Maybe you CAN,T Read!! Thanks 1300M thats all I been asking!!

Members are on here somewhere already. Relax, just see you asking a lot of the same question and letting you know that everything you need to know for the most part gets posted by everyone else. Wasn’t trying to be rude.

 

[Meteorologist1999]

Concur. Asking that question after every run is annoying. If you can halfway follow the conversation and extrapolate the maps/model runs, then really no reason to constantly ask that question over and over.

I wasn't asking you... This is a Forum where we should all be able questions.. I am a proud supporter of this site.. and enjoy hearing information from the People on here if you don't have an answer to my question just don't respond!!

 

[TheBatman]

Guys the rude comments is got to stop!!!I am going to start handing out warning if not!!! Treat other people as you would want to be treated.

 

[pcbjr]

I wasn't asking you... This is a Forum where we should all be able questions.. I am a proud supporter of this site.. and enjoy hearing information from the People on here if you don't have an answer to my question just don't respond!!

Can y'all PM your lemon?

 

[Meteorologist1999]

Guys the rude comments is got to stop!!!I am going to start handing out warning if not!!! Treat other people as you would want to be treated.

I'm sorry, just kind of tired of people being rude and disrespectful.

 

[SCweather]

I'm sorry, just kind of tired of people being rude and disrespectful.

Wasn't meaning to come off rude man, I apologize for that. It was more of just being funny. Either way, Lets try and pull this one in for Central South Carolina!

 

[NorthGaWinter4]

Cashing out the GEFS as we speak

 

[TheBatman]

This is for Tuesday system.

 

[Arcc]

Not gonna get a NW trend with this . If anything squash city is a higher risk

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I don't agree. A NW trend is likely with the system IMO. Now you may be right about a squash, but it will probably be a squashed NW trend.

 

[Arcc]

For sure not looking for a big hit out of this setup. But I'll sure as hell take an inch with temps in the 20s

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I think the possibility is there 2-4" if we can have this continue to trend away from being a straight clipper.

 

[ATLwxfan]

Gonna need some more Gulf juice to get anything to Atlanta. Plain clippers just don’t seem to make it through the piedmont.


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[Storm5]

I don't agree. A NW trend is likely with the system IMO. Now you may be right about a squash, but it will probably be a squashed NW trend.

What's the catalyst for a NW trend ??? The Pacific is driving the pattern , it's extremely progressive . The typical NW trend worry is far less in this setup . I'm far more worried about squash city

 

[packfan98]

What's the catalyst for a NW trend ??? The Pacific is driving the pattern , it's extremely progressive . The typical NW trend worry is far less in this setup . I'm far more worried about squash city

Yeah, the only ones really worried about a NW trend right now are the MA and NE states with the coastal.

 

[Stormlover]

I don't agree. A NW trend is likely with the system IMO. Now you may be right about a squash, but it will probably be a squashed NW trend.

there is nothing to trend northwest, this is clipper

 

[Shawn]

Like @Storm5 said, I suggest you guys keep a look out on the precipitable water maps from the GFS and other modeling at "pivotal weather". (the ones on tropical tidbits wont show much, as they are anomaly maps). The drier they get, the less chance of appreciable moisture breaking out for all areas.

If they continue to show wetter, that's a good thing!

 

[deltadog03]

I agree this is not a clipper at this point. Yes origins are around there but it's a piece that pretty much or almost become detached from the main trof. Oh btw, I hope this isn't rude, but since when is the potential for 2-3" of snow NOT a big deal??

 

[Storm5]

I agree this is not a clipper at this point. Yes origins are around there but it's a piece that pretty much or almost become detached from the main trof. Oh btw, I hope this isn't rude, but since when is the potential for 2-3" of snow NOT a big deal??

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[Shawn]

I agree this is not a clipper at this point. Yes origins are around there but it's a piece that pretty much or almost become detached from the main trof. Oh btw, I hope this isn't rude, but since when is the potential for 2-3" of snow NOT a big deal??

I'm happy to even see half an inch showing up through here; and am noticing the GEFS going a bit wetter each run. Ensemble support isn't horrible, and while it may be unlikely to see a "big one" from this; there are a lot of things that can go in a lot of our favors to see a notable event.

If we can get around 0.25 QPF +, I call that a great thing, as the 2-3 inch snows will likely happen.

 

[RollTide18]

I agree this is not a clipper at this point. Yes origins are around there but it's a piece that pretty much or almost become detached from the main trof. Oh btw, I hope this isn't rude, but since when is the potential for 2-3" of snow NOT a big deal??

Right, 2-3" is Winter Storm Warning criteria around these parts.