Jessy89
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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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I meant northwest
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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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Looks like the tilt was too late. Again. Good storm to the south but ATL folks aren't going to be happy with this solution.
Amazing Euro run!!! Y’all are crazy wanting it NW now!!!
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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Given how many times I’ve been screwed by the NW trend, I’ll take this look 100 times out of 100. Jan 2017 & Feb 2015 are 2 that come to mind, but as Arcc said, the precip shield has to be further north. Unless that LP tighens up so much when crossing into the Atlantic, I don’t know how a few bands don’t make it up this way.
Nah, I'd bet precip would be much farther NW. Probably a historic storm for Montgomery and Chris though.
That snow map is bound to change quite a bit I would think. Great position for the low for us at this range.Given how many times I’ve been screwed by the NW trend, I’ll take this look 100 times out of 100. Jan 2017 & Feb 2015 are 2 that come to mind, but as Arcc said, the precip shield has to be further north. Unless that LP tighens up so much when crossing into the Atlantic, I don’t know how a few bands don’t make it up this way.
Not today you don’t. It would be an apps runner by verification.People north of 85 in South Carolina would want a nw trend
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98%How often does the nw trend happen anyone know?
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Yeah I looked back and noticed that. 4 miles south of 85 here, seems like I'd be in a pretty good spot.Not today you don’t. It would be an apps runner by verification.
Not today you don’t. It would be an apps runner by verification.
Think Jan 28, 2014...I ain't worried. Central Ga should be...ain't good be in the bullseye this early.Given how many times I’ve been screwed by the NW trend, I’ll take this look 100 times out of 100. Jan 2017 & Feb 2015 are 2 that come to mind, but as Arcc said, the precip shield has to be further north. Unless that LP tighens up so much when crossing into the Atlantic, I don’t know how a few bands don’t make it up this way.
Surprised by how tightly wound the system is. Sorry, but I just don't see a low that far north in the gulf not throw more precip inland, especially one that's relatively strong.