SnowNiner
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@Rain Cold wishing he didn't move west to Morganton right now, lol.
It’s the Moyock Decade.It just wants to snow there.
Agreed. A way better spot than last weekend's storm for sure.Think ATL is sitting in a really solid spot for this next one.
The Triangle had 3 storms last year
I'm just tired of people wishcasting against my area bc not all of us live in the arctic circle north of 540
We need a temp wall on the Florida line. Keep all this cold outOrlando is currently forecast to have a High of 45 next Sunday. I don't recall many times where Orlando had a High temp that low.
Yeah, typical IT help desk. Can't get anyone to answer me back.
That was my intent. It doesn’t work, unfortunately.Should I save myself the torture and just look at the models in a few days?
Must be on that outer banks showThis Raleigh being 95 and east talk is a head scratcher for me. Its like waking up and finding out you live in Richmond instead.
And Drake Maye win.sure was awesome to avoid an icy disaster AND watch that prick Sean Payton lose yesterday
Haha, I hadn't seen a mention of the lee side low until after I posted my thoughts and went back and read some posts. Nice. Now to get things to actually work outThere’s gonna be one heck of a Lee-side trough Saturday morning. That’s a big reason we’re see the precip breaking out so well over the upstate. It’s like your typical Lee-side trough low level convergence except this time it also has upper level support from the vort max…. I’m honestly pretty high on this producing and possibly surprising some folks. My biggest concern is I think it will be very band-centric and feature winners and losers.
I also like that the progged convergence zone is more towards northeastern Georgia instead of the typical gsp/charlotte region. Thats why models get precip back in to Georgia before pivoting
Great write-up as usual grit. How much would it take to get you to cover NE of RDU, I don't know, say somewhere like Roanoke Rapids?My current thoughts on the potential storm:
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Here is a view of the potential Upstate SC Mesolow in this setup (kink in the isobars connecting to the surface low off the coast):
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Biggest/easiest fail mode here: slips northeast with time.. as often miller As do
Haha. Thanks for the consideration and all. As long as we can get the wave to behave and drop in like it should, you should be in a great spot there with sfc low strengtheningGreat write-up as usual grit. How much would it take to get you to cover NE of RDU, I don't know, say somewhere like Roanoke Rapids?![]()
You’ll learnWestern Carolina’s looks to be losing it. Great look for eastern nc and the coast though!
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Changed username to @RBR71@jackendrickwx mentioned him and I didn't want to post in the Mauler thread but what happened to metwannabe, he lived in my neck of the woods and enjoyed his insight.
Yes, this is very true. This is not our storm. It gets started way too late. We can look beyond, but frankly, winter is quickly drawing to a close for us. I guess I'm ready for spring.If all of this snow is because of a system off the East Coast there's no way for Atlanta or Birmingham to score. Atlanta needs a Gulf storm.
Just about joined himYeah, he probably passed out after the euro run…
The rug pulls will continue until morale improvesWestern Carolina’s looks to be losing it. Great look for eastern nc and the coast though!
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No matter how cold the pattern looks for February or Beyond, it's always difficult for places as far south as Atlanta to score after about Mid February. So that gives us about 3 more weeks realistically.Yes, this is very true. This is not our storm. It gets started way too late. We can look beyond, but frankly, winter is quickly drawing to a close for us. I guess I'm ready for spring.
Same here. Saw the 10:1 map first, before I had a chance to see the Kuchera. Wow.Just about joined him
Yeah I think our window is beginning to close for our area.No matter how cold the pattern looks for February or Beyond, it's always difficult for places as far south as Atlanta to score after about Mid February. So that gives us about 3 more weeks realistically.