Its just crazy to have 2 monster winter storms in the south in early Dec 2 winters in row.
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Wintry Dec 8-10th Winter Storm
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Sweet Jesus
Energy is more strung out on backside and further north. Let’s see what doc does.
Sigh
Gfs honestly looks different again. Closing back off ull and dropping south. WTH. Lol
Storm5
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Nice backside snow Monday over Tennessee that could lay down a couple of inches
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GeorgiaGirl
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Yeah the secondary energy is definitely there, but I made a call without looking at the 6z. Unlike the 6z, the secondary energy ends up just following what the main event was it seems.
edit: lol, spoke too soon again but I think this will benefit TN the most.
edit: lol, spoke too soon again but I think this will benefit TN the most.
This is not good for those in Atlanta.
Looks like almost all of SC except the extreme north is shut out
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That’s a lot of cool rain in Upstate!
I take it back.
Good or bad for Atlanta
Good.
Yeah. It’s a classic 85 special on steroidsLooks like almost all of SC except the extreme north is shut out
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Well at 150 it looks like the upper level energy is trying to do something here. Might be a saving grace for flakes.
ATLwxfan
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Umm Ga/SC folks don't quit on this one just yet....
Nothing new there.Looks like almost all of SC except the extreme north is shut out
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Upper low drops a couple inches in many spots Monday .
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Some flurries, i'll take anything...Upper low drops a couple inches in many spots Monday .
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Should we be worried about the cmc? it's been consistent with a cutting,miller b type storm
Upper low drops a couple inches in many spots Monday .
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Just about to say same thing. Lol this might pop another low
Storm5
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No because it is the CMC. It will go back to a gulf low eventually. Plus it is the only model that is showing an inland cutter.
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GFS wants to give a consolation prize to us after watching NC get destroyed.
Actually more of that would be snow, for some reason the the GFS's urban heat island for Atlanta is so out of wack these days it is actually making a difference in a few frames here.
Lol if that new coastal tries to crawl up the coast...... good lawd
Webberweather53
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It's still trying to snow here on Tuesday, after it started on Saturday mind you. This is absurd lol
Storm5
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Great , another five days of watching for those of us holding out hope with the ULL
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If an ULL is your only hope for snow, I wouldnt hold my breath.
GeorgiaGirl
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Might be the saving grace for the Mid Atlantic...like to see it tease them and then scoot it's way OTS.
ATLwxfan
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Shockingly we still have NO idea how this is going to pan out. Just observationally, these ULL’s outperform the models all the time.
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Storm5
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You must not be from around here OR you are very young . Some of my best snows have come from being underneath an ULL. Not saying that’s happening here but ULLs can put down a quick inch in a hurry
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03/01/2009 or 2008 comes to mind!
Kylo
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UK looks a hair south of last nights run. Need better maps in 30.
But what would the temps be like for those areas under an ULL? Are we talking marginal temps during the daytime?
Ull has it only pocket of cold air I think
Probably convective in nature