LovingGulfLows
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With a high that strong, can the low really be that far north?
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Is take my chances all day with that run the gefs should be sweet
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ForsythSnow
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Yay I'm now in the clown map.
Low comes further north with a 1044 squashing it :weenie
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honestly yes. It seems like we’ve said that for years and indeed it will still come north. For whatever reason those strong highs over the plains just don’t squash an LP like one would think. Not sure why that’s the case
Cary_Snow95
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Omg NC crush job
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Congrats NC!
I hope it's true...it's about time we get a nice December snow. 228 hours out so it is still too far out for me to take seriously
Yes. The location of the s/w is the driver of the low location.
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Kylo
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My eyes can't unsee this
You said it! Going to drink heavily tonight to forget that. What a great setup.
Damn what a run , if that trailing energy does not get strung out there could be a system hot on the first systems trail
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If the happy hour verifies, NC will get a blizzard.
uh oh. I see a warm nose already
Cary_Snow95
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With a a 1036 parked in that spot over NY I would expect 850s much colder across NC
LovingGulfLows
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Apparently, a 1041 high and a 1036 high
There's multiple strong highs....surprised it's not colder across the board.
There's multiple strong highs....surprised it's not colder across the board.