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Wintry ❄The Christmas Miracle❄(12-24/12-25)

If your life will not be complete without snow on Christmas Day, jump on 441 and drive to Newfound Gap. You will see snow either from the anafront or the clipper. They will not get shutout from both.
 
Jimmy Hypocracy said:
If your life will not be complete without snow on Christmas Day, jump on 441 and drive to Newfound Gap. You will see snow either from the anafront or the clipper. They will not get shutout from both.
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Newfound gap between Cherokee and Gatlinbug will def score. Great location to be for guaranteed annual snow. Its like NC's Valdez Alaska
 
I'd be paying close attention to this if I were on the nc/va coast
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Myfrotho704_ said:
Bruh the gefs is better for areas East of the mountains but a bit worse for areas west vs the 18z, I just don’t know what it’s seeing.
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I noticed that as well. The GEFS is either onto something or just flat out horrible. Because it's been trending better for areas east of the mountains for a while

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Loganelliott99 said:
Yeah more than likely so. But I do think the central/eastern part of the state have a chance at seeing some snow showers

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GSP does say Sn showers is possible for areas around I-40 so it’s possible, lots of flurry potential with this pattern, I just don’t really buy the gefs, while some members develop a second wave, what OP model has done that ?
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Bruh the gefs is better for areas East of the mountains but a bit worse for areas west vs the 18z, I just don’t know what it’s seeing.
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Go with what this setup usually turns out to be. Frontal passage. Trailing clipper is the curveball here with a chance to create a late blooming situation just off the coast. Putting that at about 2% right now. Im still putting everyone on this board on flurry watch because this is a really cold airmass with a lot of moisture around.
 
Jimmy Hypocracy said:
Go with what this setup usually turns out to be. Frontal passage. Trailing clipper is the curveball here with a chance to create a late blooming situation just off the coast. Putting that at about 2% right now. Im still putting everyone on this board on flurry watch because this is a really cold airmass with a lot of moisture around.
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Agree, a flurry is a win anyways, expectations should be held to that or even below
 
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