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Pattern Muddy March 2021

One of these days, your wish-casting will come true. Hopefully it's not until June!
I mean I was right about that warm up last week so that wasn’t really wishcasting, but it was short lived, which I was sorta hoping it wasn’t (sorta wishcasting), hopefully we get alot of average-10 AN days in April, nothing to crazy
 
Woke up this morning to a cold rain. Temperatures have been steady around 46 so far today. Rain is basically done now, after picking up about 3/4 of an inch.
 
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In other news, when the hell is Apple going to do away with their built in weather app? I mean really, mostly sunny?


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This is a fallacy, I got down in the teens a few times this winter, down to 13 one night and was bitten by a mosquito Sunday afternoon. Nothing works like it used to
RDU hasn’t gone below 20 since 2018. It’s unbelievable. Cold temperatures just don’t work anymore, never mind precipitation below freezing.
 
Compare the best & worst looking models from the 12z suite (CMC vs GFS para) and it's pretty easy to see what we need to make this happen for us this weekend in the Carolinas.

12z GFS parallel w/ the best solution on the 12z suite, and it has a stronger upper low over the southern plains & less tightly wound up vortex in SE Canada, with orientation of the vorticity more SW-NE vs N-S, which encourages more interaction w/ the southern stream & gives us a stronger coastal low that's closer to the SE US coast >> higher threat for snow & vis versa w/ the CMC.

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Compare the best & worst looking models from the 12z suite (CMC vs GFS para) and it's pretty easy to see what we need to make this happen for us this weekend in the Carolinas.

12z GFS parallel w/ the best solution on the 12z suite, and it has a stronger upper low over the southern plains & less tightly wound up vortex in SE Canada, with orientation of the vorticity more SW-NE vs N-S, which encourages more interaction w/ the southern stream & gives us a stronger coastal low that's closer to the SE US coast >> higher threat for snow & vis versa w/ the CMC.

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Sheesh, we are really reaching for winter wx these days arent we.
 
Frustrating to see that we've got most of the major pieces in about the right place to get snow here in March this weekend minus a very important one. The only ingredient we're missing at the large-scale is the vortex over Labrador is too wound up and we don't have a northern stream wave to interact w/ our upper low at the right time, at least as currently modeled.

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