• Hello, please take a minute to check out our awesome content, contributed by the wonderful members of our community. We hope you'll add your own thoughts and opinions by making a free account!

Pattern Microwave March

200w.gif
just gas up, any weenie chasers wanna ride lol.
 
  • Like
Reactions: IWC
Hard to believe but back around 2nd week of Feb ole JB said this year reminded him of 1960 and even 1993. He said the pattern fit late season snow and cold. Everybody laughed at him but he may have been on to something. We shall see
 
  • Like
Reactions: IWC
00z euro looked great for NC

00z eps shifted north vs 12z

Long way to go with this one


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
So if the low was to track even further south than modeled say by 100 to 150 miles would that put more of the upper south regions into play? Say Memphis and points east? Wishful thinking I'm sure.
 
Euro ensemble went from 2" to 1" for RDU. 50% of ensemble members with snow, down from 60% on 12z....still a long time to go with this one. Looks like a VA/MA hit to me when the fat lady sings.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
Yeah I had 39 members yesterday with a mean of 3 inches that's down to 29 and I mean of 2 inches last night , not too long ago with yesterday's EPS I would have been banging the drum and sounding the alarm but that has sure let me down more than once in recent memory. If the South trend has stopped game over for North Carolina I'm afraid

Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk
 
Jon said:
Good god...non kuchera 10:1 ratios
f4458265b8937619e515464d3bce1709.jpg



Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
I know it still a ways out there, but wow at that south trend..... When will it stop? I see March of 1960 thrown around quite a bit, but remember, in the Mid-March 1960 storms, we had a good snowpack to work with. that really helped the cause. I am just not ready to bite on this storm......yet. Give us a few more south trends and we will have to seriously consider it. When I see the accumulating snow down to the upstate of SC, I will start paying attention.
 
I'm gonna see if I can link a tweet here because I don't want to repost lol




Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
Cad Wedge NC said:
I know it still a ways out there, but wow at that south trend..... When will it stop? I see March of 1960 thrown around quite a bit, but remember, in the Mid-March 1960 storms, we had a good snowpack to work with. that really helped the cause. I am just not ready to bite on this storm......yet. Give us a few more south trends and we will have to seriously consider it. When I see the accumulating snow down to the upstate of SC, I will start paying attention.
Click to expand...

Yeah I'm cautiously optimistic until I see some trends stop, then look for the almost guaranteed NW trend. I can see a really wild south Op run spitting out today leaving VA in the dust...lol


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
I went from a severe threat to 50 miles south of snow jackpot. Got a feeling this is gonna be hard to watch for me after this winter. Don't think it's gonna make it much further south.
 
We're begging for the south trend and worried it has stopped, the MA forum has some members in almost meltdown mode b/c of the south trend..... it really is fun to read the comments! Lol
 
Webberweather53 said:
Realistically those totals are probably 3-4x higher than reality near RDU considering there is liable to be significant mixing, sleet, and freezing rain on the southern fringe.
Click to expand...
Definitely. No details are to be trusted at this long lead time. We do know there will be some crazy gradient across some metro area. Might be Raleigh...or DC...or NYC...
 
Primary reason for the recent & continued southward shifts in the guidance has to do w/ the deepening and southwestward progression of this ULL over southeastern Canada and New England and the slowing of our NS disturbance. The GFS has a profound fast/NE bias w/ northern stream disturbances and is getting caught w/ its pants down yet again. Oth, the overall large-scale flow is becoming increasingly more amplified, which could also argue for further amplification of this s/w and may be more conducive to allowing to turn north at the last second near the eastern seaboard... Not over by a long shot for the mid-Atlantic and southeastern New England.

Unknown-1.gif
 
metwannabe said:
We're begging for the south trend and worried it has stopped, the MA forum has some members in almost meltdown mode b/c of the south trend..... it really is fun to read the comments! Lol
Click to expand...

It's like reading a morning paper. Anytime a threat is near I always check the MA forum . It's laughable. Hoping for flurries for that area . Can't stand the MA

#southtrendforthewin


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
Storm5 said:
It's like reading a morning paper. Anytime a threat is near I always check the MA forum . It's laughable. Hoping for flurries for that area . Can't stand the MA

#southtrendforthewin


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
They don't even want to mention the Euro in South Georgia and the CMC in the Gulf from what I saw on the last couple of pages LOL. I am hoping the Euro is right sending the low south each run, and maybe the cold press will get stronger, but that's a low hope always.
 
Storm5 said:
It's like reading a morning paper. Anytime a threat is near I always check the MA forum . It's laughable. Hoping for flurries for that area . Can't stand the MA

#southtrendforthewin


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Really hope we can pull the south trend for Sunday because the setup moving forward actually gives them multiple opportunities to score.....man it would suck if we miss all and they get crushed over and over
 
Kentucky is still in a great spot as of now. Hope Shane and Brick scores as well.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top