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Pattern January 2020 - Operation Thaw Alaska

Just took a peak at the Gfs ensembles for wave two ... good lord much more agreement there that a large scale system could be effecting the south east ... that looks like it could be the fun one we are going to be heavily tracking in the next week ... the big take away is the amount of support for a large system at the same time period grew substantially I would say
I wouldn’t call it a storm/large scale system yet, there’s still a big spread in timing so it’s just storms corresponding to the better pattern on ENS member ATM, there’s definitely a better pattern coming up tho, if there’s one signal, it’s a signal of CAD
 
Interesting no one stayed up for the euro ... she slapped some nasty nasty .... GREATNESS tonight good lord she was headed for glory ... I’m going to post the last frame .. y’all tell me what deliciousness you see
 

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I just peaked at the EPS as well on tidbits and it supports large amount of blocking in the Arctic by hour 240 .. talk about our friend -NAO .. if we didn’t think we’d see her this winter we’d be dashingly wrong

And also the beautiful +PNA ridge that pops is just ideal
 
Not far off for an upslope freezing rain/drizzle earlier Saturday than what is shown..can see Georgia/SC trying to throw out some cold rain but it disappears before entering the Charlotte metro. This does not include precip from the west approaching.
 
Temp wise would support northern piedmont counties north of Winston, foothills/mtns. But upslope could trend it cooler with the right timing.
 
There's a little noise with the "first potential" around D8-9. But then the mean is beautiful around D10 and especially through the end of the run. Mountains and NW Piedmont of NC approaching 8 inches. Of course this shows snow and ice so obviously not all snow.
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One difference between the EPS/GEFS is the GEFS has a much stronger Npac low as seen above in Storms post. Will be interesting to see how that unfolds with the EPS.

Retrogression of west coast trough

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