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Misc 2022-23 Fall/Winter Whamby Thread

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Agree. South is south. If it’s “mid” it’s something else.

Reminds me of when I was delivering pizzas for Dominos in college and they dropped the small pizza size so that there was only medium and large remaining. I argued with my manager that you can’t have a medium if you don’t have a small. He told me to take it up with corporate.
Yeah I hear you. They're not fooling anybody with medium, large, and extra large. Everybody knows that's just new age small, medium, and large.

Anyway, midsouth might as well mean Seattle because I ain't getting snow either way.
 
Is there a valid reason why the GFS shows these great winter storms for NC 7 to 10 days away so often only for them to go poof?
It's like crack, you keep coming back for more. Or the model can't accurately forecast storms a week out. Maybe somewhere between.
 
GFS explaining how it's right about the 23rd system.
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This graphic probably doesn't mean much to you all, but I plotted the control runs for November 2018 leading up to the infamous December 2018 snowstorm. My ongoing goal would be to analyze storm verifications and help determine signals with regard to pattern recognition. I would like to extend this to December, and the ENS, but the data takes hours, and sometimes days to become available. This data also extends back to 2006, so it would be interesting to see the evolution of the 2014, 2010, and 2011 storms, etc.

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