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The models keep showing a possible winter storm next week. Latest Euro is on board. Hoping to see the first snow this winter.
I love seeing it don’t get me wrong, but cold chasing moisture doesn’t seem to work put well for us. Some take this argument as me saying it can’t happen - not saying that at all, just that it’s not ideal for the “snow” on the Euro snowfall maps.
This is the P-type that lays out widespread 10” on the Euro snowfall maps.
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Like Eric said I’d like the cold in place a little earlier, otherwise we’ll get a lame mix event.
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This is not a setup of cold chasing moisture, a pair frontal waves develop and intensify along a stalled frontal boundary off our coast and this is the 2nd frontal wave that throws moisture back into the cold air
Gotcha. Haven’t peaked at any vort maps, I stand corrected!
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Usually hurricane season we get lows that form from a frontal right? Kinda of weird but good lol.Just to put this as a disclaimer, I'm not trying to compare this potential setup exactly to January 28-29, 2014, but didn't that event also start off as a weak SLP developing along an arctic cold front? I know there's probably some much better examples of this, in fact I was wondering what other winter storms in the past 15-20 years have developed from a SLP along an arctic front.
Wow there are some nice one's there... thanksSome are asking for the breakdown of the numbers so here they are...![]()
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Wow there are some nice one's there... thanks
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If not mistaken... both the Feb 1973 Central Ga Snow, and the Fewb 1979 Sleet Storm (4+" at ATL) were from SLP along "stalled " arctic frontsJust to put this as a disclaimer, I'm not trying to compare this potential setup exactly to January 28-29, 2014, but didn't that event also start off as a weak SLP developing along an arctic cold front? I know there's probably some much better examples of this, in fact I was wondering what other winter storms in the past 15-20 years have developed from a SLP along an arctic front.
This could send more cold weather into the Southeast!! Euro is showing more of a colder setup than previous runs!!!This ridge over the Canadian Rockies on the Euro at day 9 is in record territory for this time of the year...
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Just to put this as a disclaimer, I'm not trying to compare this potential setup exactly to January 28-29, 2014, but didn't that event also start off as a weak SLP developing along an arctic cold front? I know there's probably some much better examples of this, in fact I was wondering what other winter storms in the past 15-20 years have developed from a SLP along an arctic front.