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Cold/freezing temperatures reaching the Piedmont always takes longer than even forecasted. My 3 years living in Charlotte I learned that hard lesson
Yeah, it can be rough trying to get the cold here in time because of the mountains. We need something coming on the tail end of one of these cold air masses we keep getting. Something with a high centered over PA or NY. With my luck it would be ZR though, something we are LONG overdue for.Cold/dreezjng temperatures reaching the Piedmont always takes longer than even forecasted. My 3 years living in Charlotte I learned that hard lesson
Hate to tell you. This is not a Northern Alabama/Southern Tennessee storm. SorryPatience grasshopper!
Good thoughts about the storm here in the Carolinas. I am hoping some stronger dynamics may be able to overcome some of the warm air advection, especially if it pivots and turns negative as it pulls away. There should be some good confluence with the PV in SE Canada, and 850s are like going to also crash quite cold after the pivot, so hoping it will be able to keep the mid levels and surface colder as long as we get heavier precipitation. Of course, this could be my inner weenie wishcastingYeah what really stands out difference-wise between this setup and that one is the cold high is a lot stronger and legit, while we have a surface low over the Lakes to contend with while our surface low is farther to the NW as well. Also in Jan 2014, a deeper chunk of the tropospheric polar vortex dove in.
Far more separation from the TPV in SE Canada, too. Not to mention, higher heights in the east.Shortwave around MT bulging west View attachment 183521
Finally that stupid TPV decides to leave.. That was getting annoying looking at every model run for the system today. Love the looks for this weekends systemFar more separation from the TPV in SE Canada, too. Not to mention, higher heights in the east.
Better than Wisconsin.Shortwave around MT bulging west View attachment 183521
Easy. We would all probably be raining without it. But i get your drift.Finally that stupid TPV decides to leave.. That was getting annoying looking at every model run for the system today. Love the looks for this weekends system
Other night we where just begging for it to kiss the Dakotas state line.Better than Wisconsin.
Rather cold and dry. Cold rain is the worst especially when it’s 33.If anything you should worry about amplification killing the temps and getting a cold rain vs it being cold and dry IMO
End of NAM winter precip breaking out near nc/sc border . One thing to watch is the thermals on the NAM. Normally handles warm nose well![]()
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It's soon gonna crush job somebodyRegardless this nam run was about to light up, the main centric FGEN is over CAE… this was headed to a QPF bombView attachment 183526View attachment 183527View attachment 183528
End of NAM winter precip breaking out near nc/sc border . One thing to watch is the thermals on the NAM. Normally handles warm nose well![]()
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Hate to tell you. This is not a Northern Alabama/Southern Tennessee storm. Sorry
Wish it was but it is what it is.
Don’t give these people false hope.
540 freezing line cutting NC in half, not a real fan of that.
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I fear this the most. If you get this to amp up, you pump up heights out east and then you end up with temps on fire. As Webber mentioned earlier we don’t really get a high to the NE to reinforce cold air this timeIf anything you should worry about amplification killing the temps and getting a cold rain vs it being cold and dry IMO
But nobody knows that for sure. It’s unlikely as of now. But if the NW trend continues for 3 days, who knows?