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Pattern December 2023
- Thread starter whatalife
- Start date
12z GFS for mid-day Christmas. Little victories, at least we're slightly cool.
jeremyt
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Didn’t Concord see snow on Christmas Day in 2010? Not arguing but I remember snow on the ground Christmas Day!
Brick Tamland
Member
I don't get this map. It snowed here on Christmas night in 2010. Wouldn't that be considered a white Christmas?
Brick Tamland
Member
I'll take it.
Stormsfury
Member
If it stuck to 1", yes that would qualify.
Drizzle Snizzle
Member
I don't see anyone west of I-75 getting 1" of rain out of this in GA.
dsaur
Member
Well, I don't see this very often. Rain coming toward me from the Atlantic. Rain coming up from Fla and a front coming in from the west. All at the same time. Now all I need is a clipper.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Snow occurred after local midnight on December 26th over the Triangle area. Closer to Charlotte, I think there's reason to believe the NWS RAH analysis that I based this on is incorrect.
Jrips2710
Member
The weather in this App State-Miami OH bowl game in Orlando is hilarious. Absolutely monsooning. 7 fumbles in the first half
App State should have went for the two field goals...
Shetley with back to back flood storms to help his desert ? 
NCSNOW
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If you wonder how they have 4 losses this season, all on the last play of the game. There you have it!
Yeah I think it is. I was in Concord on Christmas Day 2010 until about 7:30 at my parent’s house, only a couple miles from Concord Regional Airport. When we left, there was already about 1” on the ground and it was really starting to pick up. At my house in Wingate, we basically watched the changeover happen as we were pulling into the driveway about 8:30… it snowed light but steady the rest of the evening enough to have a little over .5” before midnight. I ended getting dumped on for a few hours later that night into the early morning from the deformation band as the coastal low started cranking up.
gawxnative
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Just from the "quick look" of this and not delving into it, I have a bit on concern as to the look of "training cells" on here. May need to look at hints of severe in Dixie.
Happy New Year from the GFS! And it’s not even 400 hours out! 
That’s a strong high, very cold look, low bombing in NE acting as a 50/50 low , almost a Jan 88 look, details to be ironed out, if it doesn’t go poof at 0z
Has the looks of something that will fizzle out in the next frame.
Brick Tamland
Member
I know it started snowing here on Christmas before it was even dark and continued through the night.
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