NoSnowATL
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Will this a be a cold but dry? Or is it too early?
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Pattern January 2020 - Operation Thaw Alaska
- Thread starter KyloG
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If ur not excited about what the Gfs is showing than you would just be plane SILLY this thing is begging for a few more adjustments to really bring an absolute monster storm to large parts of the south East .. good gracious what a run
Obviously with a high pushing in u will have to have a dry period since you can’t get precip in high pressure obviously ... the keys with cold shots is to look at the front end for a storm and the back end for a storm
Well it’s the s/e we don’t normally see staying power of winter storms or cold. I know most would be happy with a small window late Jan. for one winter storm. Then rain for 3 weeks followed by another winter storm late Feb.
ForsythSnow
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GeorgiaGirl
Member
Feel like we've done this over and over again but hello January 2014 like cold in fantasy land on this run. What a ridiculous one.
Just one run but it's making me wonder. Watch this week or so of warmth lead to things blooming and then bam. Major cold.
Just one run but it's making me wonder. Watch this week or so of warmth lead to things blooming and then bam. Major cold.
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NoSnowATL
Member
Not this again...
Tampa/ Orlando sees snow or ice before Atlanta? I wouldn’t be surprised.
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From what I’ve seen the GEFS look better at h5 and more members showing frozen precip around day 10.
That's what happens when and IF you get overwhelming cold. The coast stands a better chance of a winter storm.............. Good luck, you deserve one for all the info and insight you give on the board!!!
NoSnowATL
Member
People often forget low level or surface dry air gets stuck in the hills from north Georgia into western NC. Meaning greater evaporative cooling or monster CAD events when the next big dog does come to moisten the upper column.
cd2play
Member
Where's the Cold Air Dammit!
IMO, wintery door opens for most lower elevations (Atlanta to Raleigh) after January 23rd. The two wintry mix events prior may not workout for most outside of VA/NC west of i77. *All based on the first major cold outbreak arriving.
if that happens it will be a miracle.. and I hope you get more snow than any of us.. you do good model analysis on here. I appreciate it
pcbjr
Member
It's all in the source ...
