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Brick Tamland
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Wow, and that is the king, too.
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Eric
Member
A perfect snowstorm for Charlotte - Snow from start to finish, temperature steady at 24° throughout the storm, and a heavy wind-whipped snow that reduced visibility at times to one half block. Chester, SC received 16" of snow. Incredible to think this snowstorm nearly occurred in November.For early Dec storms, I’d gladly recycle Dec 2-3 1896 over and over again
ForsythSnow
Moderator
Just do mind everyone that is Ensemble member 2. The rest aren't nearly as exciting but that's where the map webber posted is derived from. Several members have something but it's at the end. It's like looking at your 384 on the GFS and saying it looks promising.
But it looks like Birmingham didn't get much from the 88 storm
Storm5
Member
But it looks like Birmingham didn't get much from the 88 storm
Please , anyone that would say oh I don’t want that setup because I only got a few inches in 88 would be a damn fool
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Snowman63
Member
I've experienced many snowstorms in the Memphis area but this one was my favorite. This storm dumped 10" to 14" of heavy snow across Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, Southern Missouri, Northern Mississippi, Northern Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia.Temperatures in the wake of the storm dropped to near zero. We may never experience another storm to affect such a large area particularly in the south again.
I drove a 1987 Toyota 4-Wheel drive truck and the snow came all the way up to my door. in some locations.
GFS looks ugly.
accu35
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0z FV3 looks way better
Reminder: the 4" in ATL was from over 1" of liquid equiv. of a Tony special/a sleet wonderland.
Kylo
Member
GEFS has a few members showing snow in parts of our viewing area. It's only Nov 21st.
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Brick Tamland
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Yeah, just be happy if you see some snow falling at all this early into winter.
Storm5
Member
Looks like the epo takes over . Same story different winter . EPO driven . I’m all for it as I’ve scored multiple times over the last few years . In fact I’d rather have a -epo vs -nao
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The one difference I'd point out (that's favorable, IMO) is that this year, we have actual evidence of a -NAO and there is evidence that suggests it will not be a stranger throughout the winter. This, if it comes to pass like we hope, should link up with the -EPO and produce a more favorable pattern for winter weather than the few previous years. Either way, I'm good with the EPO helping to seed Canada with cold. I'm always in the "make the cold available first, then worry about the storm stuff" camp.
Storm5
Member
I agree with everything you said . The -NAO seems to help your area much more than mine but it would be nice for both of them to play nice this year . I’d be all for a backed up flow with southern sliders that just crawl along .
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Would be so nice to get locked into a pattern like that for about a month just once in my life.