Stormlover
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Wintry 1/26-1/28 Winter Storm Potential
- Thread starter deltadog03
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Finally the Midlands look to possibly get something.. y’all its been over 4 years for us ya understand my pain.
GeorgiaGirl
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Holy guacamole look at this man:
The euro Looks like ensemble 16 from the gefs lol
Nah, I'd bet precip would be much farther NW. Probably a historic storm for Montgomery and Chris though.
Oh my! Euro looks great for most of NC!
With a low positioned like that off the N.C. coast there would be a beautiful deform band that would set up but it’s not time to go more into mesoscale specifics, still long way to go
ForsythSnow
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Maybe. Or we could see a trend like last year and the deformation band ends up in N GA or just south of here.
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Deleted member 1449
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As stated yesterday, the evolution of this storm--as depicted on the current modeling--is somewhat similar to the Carolina Crusher 2000. Not saying it's an exact match or that this storm will be an exact duplicate. But if we have a storm, I'd expect a similar track with the highest snow totals toward the eastern Piedmont of NC, as in 2000.
RollTide18
Member
Looks somewhat like January 2018
Man, just too far east. Hope it trends back NW some. In a perfect world, it just explodes in size and hits everybody!
NoSnowJoe
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It’s going to be so interesting to watch the changes in these models the next few days!
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Brick Tamland
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And now the Euro is on board with the FV3. That's how things evolved with the December storm, too. Hard to not be excited about the FV3. Euro, and GEFS combo.
whatalife
Moderator
For those in the midlands this run would have some mixing issues and we still have time for it to trend better.
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Fountainguy97
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1. Don’t get pulled in to the snow maps! Just observe the trend. Which is fabulous. We can start talking snow when we get model consistency run to run.
2. I would imagine the NW precip ahield will be more broad. That’s the theme with these storms in general AND this year our systems have been really juiced up.
2. I would imagine the NW precip ahield will be more broad. That’s the theme with these storms in general AND this year our systems have been really juiced up.
Yea after looking back over 12z Euro the Midlands also didn’t look as good on model. Tilt late.
Cary_Snow95
Member
I will say the lack of a good HP makes me nervous. This storm would have to really create its own dynamics with no good push of dry air from the north
Stormlover
Member
Euro trying to end the month with another bomb
Jessy89
Member
I would guess the bulls eye for South Carolina would be northeast of Columbia but south of I-85 based off euro
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