Would love to be in Charleston overlooking the storms off the ocean12z Canadian Christmas morning:
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I see you, Boston. Getting their last-minute trend as expected.
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I was literally at this exact location a week ago.
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Yep, this is the NAM's wheelhouse (usually). Even in our light event earlier in the month, the NAM did best with this. As you've said, there have been many, many examples of this including some more minor events as well (I can think of one that happened earlier in January 2014 I believe - just a light snow event but still overperformed relative to most guidance).I saw a lot of people up there pooping on the NAM too.
This is another classic case of advancing mid-level warm advection overperforming vs model forecasts and the NAM being the closest to sniffing it out correctly, as it often does around here in CAD/overrunning events.
I can certainly think of other cases around here like Jan 28-29 2014, Jan 6-7 2017, Dec 2017, & Feb 2020 (GA) where we’ve seen similar short term model busts for the same dynamical reasons.
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I think it’s more than a feeling, Boston will get theirs.I see you, Boston. Getting their last-minute trend as expected.
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I was literally at this exact location a week ago.
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Are snow showers going to continue through out the day or is it over? Thinking about making a day trip up to Boone today.All the family is coming here for Christmas, so I won't go up to Boone until after the new year. But the high country is getting their snow.
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Probably over now:Are snow showers going to continue through out the day or is it over? Thinking about making a day trip up to Boone today.
Bar Harbor in Maine is cookin’ look at that snow!!!RGEM has also been trending towards a more consolidated wave to spark the overrunning.
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With such a cold air mass having been deposited in place, a relatively strong in-situ / hybrid CAD could easily support some FZRA/FZDZ especially deeper into the wedge despite the surface high somewhat pulling out.