Shaggy
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At this point I'm more looking forward to the 40+degree temp drop and higher winds the gfs is painting for the first system
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Wintry December 23-26 2022 Winter Weather and Cold
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Some changes are afoot with the 12Z Euro. Taller ridge, more separation of the TPV over southern Canada. Let's see if much changes as the run continues.
Stormlover
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Euro
DadOfJax
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Yea, still a fail outside of token flakes.Euro
Yeah, those ICON and UK runs saw it first
My goodness, I move to Maine and ya'll are going to be colder than I am! It's currently 35 and snowing (not sticking) in Cutler and the lows aren't going to be anywhere near what ya'll are going to get! Good luck with the snow for everyone, its just crazy that I move away and the south gets cold in winter! Stay safe and warm!!!
Snowlover87
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How do you like living in Maine ? It looks like you are close to the easternmost point in all of the US. Your sunset today is 350pm !
bigstick10
Member
These type of fronts tend to drill southward.
It's been weird getting use to sunset before 5pm! Got to learn to stay up and go on with the day until bedtime or you can mess up your sleep schedule! I hope ya'll get some snow all across the south!!! The southern states deserve it!!!!
Brent
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Tulsa AFD
Precipitation wise Wednesday night into Thursday...snow
accumulations look to be possible across Northeast Oklahoma into
Northwest Arkansas. Precise amounts will continue to be refined
as the exact track of the low pressure system become more defined.
At the same time...with the gusty winds and cold/drier
airmass...snow ratios could be high enough to create
impacts/blowing snow across parts of the CWA.
Gusty winds of 20-35
mph continuing Thursday night along with low temps in the 5 deg
below zero to around 5 deg above zero Friday morning...will
create wind chill values in the 20 to 30 deg below zero over most
of the CWA. Confidence continues to increase with the strength of
the Arctic air and the wind chill forecasts into Friday.
Precipitation wise Wednesday night into Thursday...snow
accumulations look to be possible across Northeast Oklahoma into
Northwest Arkansas. Precise amounts will continue to be refined
as the exact track of the low pressure system become more defined.
At the same time...with the gusty winds and cold/drier
airmass...snow ratios could be high enough to create
impacts/blowing snow across parts of the CWA.
Gusty winds of 20-35
mph continuing Thursday night along with low temps in the 5 deg
below zero to around 5 deg above zero Friday morning...will
create wind chill values in the 20 to 30 deg below zero over most
of the CWA. Confidence continues to increase with the strength of
the Arctic air and the wind chill forecasts into Friday.
Tennessee looks to be sitting pretty
That's good looking energy for the christmas system . But looks like it's gonna get ripped to pieces
Ho ho ho gonna be close
And dead
Not a horriboe
Look 6 /7 days out
Look 6 /7 days out
accu35
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I’m still hoping for this one
accu35
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Miss your sayings on here during winter. “Dig you pig”
Might be what we want right now. Considering what happened with last system.
Was it better digging from the previous runs?
