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Wintry 1/9-12 Winter Potential Great Dane or Yorkie

It's a nice run. It sacrifices a wave into the SW and throws it back out into the Pacific (lol), then gives us a better western ridge placement and track with a follow-up wave dropping down from Idaho to E Webb-land, then moves it east. Beautiful Greenland block

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It's a nice run. It sacrifices a wave into the SW and throws it back out into the Pacific (lol), then gives us a better western ridge placement and track with a follow-up wave dropping down from Idaho to E Webb-land, then moves it east. Beautiful Greenland block

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Just goes to show there can be more than one way to skin a cat during the right pattern. Also, did you notice the low went from 999 off the coast of Charleston to 967 by around Delmarva? Man, the potential here.
 
Just goes to show there can be more than one way to skin a cat during the right pattern. Also, did you notice the low went from 999 off the coast of Charleston to 967 by around Delmarva? Man, the potential here.
My thinking is it would get cold behind that pull away too.
 
CMC did the same thing as the GFS. Sacrificed a wave and threw it back out into the Pacific, then dropped a follow-up wave into the broad eastern trough

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The good thing about that scenario is that it will help keep the PNA ridge in place for the next wave coming over the top.
 
The foothills regions of NC and VA have only had a few runs of any models that have showed us getting much snow, we have seen several with FZ. This is setting up for an Central to Eastern NC , Central SC, and most areas of VA snow except foothills region. Models have latched on to areas that will not see favorable setup for days now.
 
The foothills regions of NC and VA have only had a few runs of any models that have showed us getting much snow, we have seen several with FZ. This is setting up for a Central to Eastern NC , Central SC, and most areas of VA snow except foothills region. Models have latched on to areas that will not see favorable setup for days now.
I mean, I hear you and all, but this is 10 days away. Anything and everything can change between now and then
 
The foothills regions of NC and VA have only had a few runs of any models that have showed us getting much snow, we have seen several with FZ. This is setting up for a Central to Eastern NC , Central SC, and most areas of VA snow except foothills region. Models have latched on to areas that will not see favorable setup for days now.
You do realize this is still like 10 days plus out right? Models haven’t latched onto anything because they change every run.
 
You do realize this is still like 10 days plus out right? Models haven’t latched onto anything because they change every run.
Yes, 10 days away. NW flow across mountains with cold coming in dries moisture up, that is pretty much on all models that's why we will have record cold long term 10 plus days . High pressure is shoving everything south an east in that's what the models are showing right now models have latched onto this idea. That's what the maps are saying not the ones that are showing moisture and types. Short to mid we have chances of ice look at bending iso bars they are coming down east side of mountains storm looks to cut.
 
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This EPS run was a big improvement in both aspects, from 12z for the threat and in general for the cold. for the system of interest
Energy trended back west, and slightly better tilted, if the southern stream doesn’t want to work, then we need a nicely tilted northern stream S/W trof to dig to our west, and the EPS showcased that better this run. Nice increase in hits for the SE (note that’s not the entire mean that’s just the mean from last 5 days during the storm signal.)IMG_2876.pngIMG_2875.png


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EPS also trended way colder, some 2m Barney’s to our NW with a strip of insanely cold temps entering the oh valley for a ens mean. IMG_2877.pngIMG_2878.pngIMG_2879.png
Conclusion - I can sleep in peace with this look
 
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