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Wintry 1/7/17-1/10/17 Winter Storm

This was from a run on the 20th (not from current run!).
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NorthGAWinterWx link said:
This was from a run on the 20th (not from current run!).
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Typical fantasy snow storm seen it a million times.
 
bhs1975 link said:
[quote author=NorthGAWinterWx link=topic=80.msg5282#msg5282 date=1483162981]
This was from a run on the 20th (not from current run!).
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Typical fantasy snow storm seen it a million times.
[/quote]Not so fantasy now, it was on to something.
 
bhs1975 link said:
[quote author=NorthGAWinterWx link=topic=80.msg5282#msg5282 date=1483162981]
This was from a run on the 20th (not from current run!).
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Typical fantasy snow storm seen it a million times.
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Yes, true, I like to compare past model runs. That run from 06z on the 20th was over done for the snow, think realistically of where the snow will be  and look at the new 0z GFS. And, it's becoming not so fantasy because it's becoming into that 5-7 day window.

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so we shifted from an Apps runner to a Miller A track. The Ensembles have showed this track area numerous times across all models. After going back and looking, the flip and cold press has been there as well, it was what was causing the suppression on past Ensemble members...interesting set up. My thinking still hasn't changed over the last several days...somewhere between an Apps runner and I95 Special.

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tellicowx link said:
so we shifted from an Apps runner to a Miller A track. The Ensembles have showed this track area numerous times across all models. After going back and looking, the flip and cold press has been there as well, it was what was causing the suppression on past Ensemble members...interesting set up. My thinking still hasn't changed over the last several days...somewhere between an Apps runner and I95 Special.

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Well then if it is between those I85 will
Get crushed!
 
Here's a better view of the different totals with the GFS track:

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whatalife link said:
SMH! Here come the possible sleepless nights...


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Got to love it when major winter storms start showing back up a week out.
 
Well, I'm staying up for the Euro, I'm on Accuweather pro and the Euro model data don't come in till late. I'll just discuss along with y'all of what y'all post up from the Euro since I won't have access to the new Euro just yet.

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Euro about to break our spirit's like Ronda Rousey's.  My heavens she gets paid too much!
 
This storm is full of surprises, and different solutions but yet still a strong storm signal. I say by Monday we should have a better agreement on everything. Great runs tonight so far. I still honestly think the GFS is underestimating the cold
 
Shawn link said:
Euro about to break our spirit's like Ronda Rousey's.  My heavens she gets paid too much!
LOL! It won't break my spirit if I avoid an ice storm...


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Tarheel1 link said:
Larry should like this one! GaWx

Regarding neutral negative (NN) ENSO winters since the late 1800's, ATL has been hit by major ZR or IP 18 times vs only 5 times by major SN (so ~3.5:1 ratio of major ZR/IP to SN). For other ENSO combined, major SN leads major ZR/IP 27 to 17. So, a major ZR there and much of the N GA CAD areas is quite believable. NN is the ENSO king for ENSO ZR/IP's there. This has been and continues to be a worry for the N GA CAD areas and likely stretching into SC/NC.
 
Alrdy looking like diff with energy in west vs 12z. Uh oh.

Edit: yep, starts holding it back there a bit like the 0z gfs showed.  see where she goes.
 
Shawn link said:
Alrdy looking like diff with energy in west vs 12z. Uh oh.

Edit: yep, holding it back there a bit like the 0z gfs showed.  see where she goes.
Sure does...Someone may be headed for glory on this run...But we'll see.


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Huge shift south and east on the initial cutter

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I'll just have to look at the 500mb from 0z Euro on tropical tidbits. Yup, looking interesting.

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GFS like so far. Much stronger cold push.
 
Initial cutter setup is closer to a 50/50 instead of cutting north over the lakes

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Whenever the energy comes out is going to dictate what happens here.  The cold will likely exist for many in the SE from what I see.
 
Bsudweather link said:
The Euro is going to be close to 0z GFS and crush somebody.

Even if we don't see a crush, its not going to be as bad as 12z me no thinks.  Step in the right way! 
 
I think this run could be snowier for the ice zones if the wave gets kicked out in time. colder, and I would be willing to bet the system (if forms of course) would be a bit further South vs GFS.  (just guessing currently).
 
The key to the whole evolution imo is the initial system setting up a more of a 50/50 block

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bouncycorn link said:
Very cold run thus far on ECMWF... Strong blocking. I like!
Heck yeah, strong block I like too. This means amplification of low like 0z GFS.

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tellicowx link said:
The key to the whole evolution imo is the initial system setting up a more of a 50/50 block

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Well said.  for those wondering the 50/50 low is the system hanging out around 50 lat/lon.  it helps force the colder air into our area and keep the se ridge away.
 
This run is even colder than the 00z GFS through 168.. Now we wait for the storm.
 
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