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Pattern Fab Feb

Hate to say it but I grew up 2 hours west of ATL and most years were pretty much snowless as a kid

I think y'all paid for 93 for a long time haha maybe still are

Probably paying for the Gulf storm last year now. Those things don't come around very often over there unfortunately

Idk for sure because I don't have the maps in front of me, but the Sandy Springs area in ATL may well be perfect positioning to whiff on all three of 1/10/25, 1/21/25, and then Jan 31st this year.

The south metro did get hit pretty solidly though.

Edit: just looked and honestly, I doubt that Sandy Springs was shut out with 1/10 last year. They definitely didn't get the most impressive totals though, I believe.
 
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I’ve seen worse maps.

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It’s not a terrible look but probably one we’d need a bit of timing on our side. That big low off the coast into the Atlantic isn’t stationary but could provide just enough of a flow jam to help us here. It’s all pretty quick.IMG_8621.jpeg
 
What a beauty. Such a shame there isn't more model agreement towards a solution like this, otherwise I would be jumping with joy as this would single-handedly bring an end/substantially reduce the snow drought over my region that will have persisted for 6+ years by tomorrow, noon (Feb 8, 2020 was the last 2+ inch heavy snow event at my house and the bordering counties/vicinity).
 
What a beauty. Such a shame there isn't more model agreement towards a solution like this, otherwise I would be jumping with joy as this would single-handedly bring an end/substantially reduce the snow drought over my region that will have persisted for 6+ years by tomorrow, noon (Feb 8, 2020 was the last 2+ inch heavy snow event at my house and the bordering counties/vicinity).
It’s just not an anchored pattern. Pretty fast moving but euro shows there is a window. Maybe we can get the eps to bite a little.
 
What's a fantasy storm without a proper clown map?View attachment 193852
Seems strange to see the euro out on its own giving us this storm. And as im sure it will be long gone by the next run, here is a totals map for entertainment purposes only. But i sure wish it wasn't..Atlanta really is really owed a big one.

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Seems strange to see the euro out on its own giving us this storm. And as im sure it will be long gone by the next run, here is a totals map for entertainment purposes only. But i sure wish it wasn't..Atlanta really is really owed a big one.

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No support on the ensembles....only 1 member is a hit. .Ai ensembles are a little better but more focused on nc.

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Hate to say it but I grew up 2 hours west of ATL and most years were pretty much snowless as a kid

I think y'all paid for 93 for a long time haha maybe still are

Probably paying for the Gulf storm last year now. Those things don't come around very often over there unfortunately

Yep. In my first twenty years of life, I saw three plus inches, three times.
 
I don’t have any scientific basis for saying this, so feel free to give me the beatdown, but I get the sense that something changed last year at some point with respect to how our weather is behaving, most notably in the winter. I think we're going back to overall colder and snowier winters in the US, particularly in the East. And I think models are going to struggle picking up on it in the LR.

Maybe it has to do with ocean current changes or the magnetic pole excursion or something else, or maybe I'm completely wrong. I don't know, but it just feels like something changed.
Jason, I found this video fascinating. This could be one explanation....



If it is true what he is saying, the effects could very well linger.
 
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Euro says it slides. The ridge over the south sort of gets muted as it slides west to east so it gains zero latitude. It exits where it enters View attachment 193860
THAT is the kind of system that could deliver the goods for this area. Hate its so far down the road.
 
If the AIs aren’t biting, then I’m not sighting. Maybe a climo type of footprint, that wouldn’t shock me, the cold air source is ehh. We don’t have that on our side to suppress the baroclinic zone this go around. We gotta totally rely on the ridge on top keeping the wave from wanting to go poleward, and a stronger Atlantic low to keep it from wanting to cut
 
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