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Pattern Fab-February 2020 The dark age

BirdManDoomW said:
Looking ahead I think we are done. I believe back in late January I also did not favor March for anyone outside of the mtns. All chasing will likely be above 3,000ft. Some cold shots sure but looks wet for anyone East of the mtns including here.
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You might gain more of a listening audience if you didn’t toot your own horn so much.

Now, can you please give us a meteorological reason to support your prediction or is it just clairvoyance?
 
Look out below, the Happy hour is for the 3rd in 5 GFS (to go along with the 12Z and yesterday's 18Z) runs going to bring down another batch of quite cold air it appears ~3/4-5!! Note also that the 12 CMC had something similar at the end of tis run. This is becoming a pattern and I'm loving it!

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GaWx said:
Look out below, the Happy hour is for the 3rd in 5 GFS runs going to bring down another batch of quite cold air it appears ~3/4-5!!

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Yep get ready I think she’s going to try and do something here .. look at that beautiful +PNA ridge peaking all the way up into Alaska
 
GaWx said:
Look out below, the Happy hour is for the 3rd in 5 GFS runs going to bring down another batch of quite cold air it appears ~3/4-5!!

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And this is after two fairly nice cold shots that have the opportunity to bring some type of snow to the south east
 
BirdManDoomW said:
I’m disagreeing because one member largely skews the gfs ensemble. The majority are not favorable.
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Why do you care you said winter is done

Plus your statement is wrong . There are many favorable members . Look at the 500 mb pattern not the snow maps


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Cad Wedge NC said:
Don't do this crap again. When will you ever learn? There is a storm signal with this upcoming event.... end of discussion.
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I personally love the "ignore" feature on this site. It works really well and it prevents me from having to look at useless and baseless statements or banter. This is the same guy that put the weenie reaction to pretty much all of all input for yesterday's system. Bottom line: who cares what he says. Winter clearly isn't done in the south and I am looking forward to tracking next week's system with you all. And hopefully, we get some systems in March as well. We got this, stay strong! ;)
 
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Winter Storm said:
I think the threat for next weekend is real!

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Yep, hard to argue with an ensemble run that's 20/20 for measurable snow that deep into Alabama and Georgia at this range. Gonna be a fun period ahead it seems. Big question is can we get that energy to come in west enough to tap the Gulf...
 
BIG FROSTY said:
JB alias! ? I have to be really careful with his name on here, to many want to crucify Him and the one that mentions his name!!!
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Gotcha lol. Back before the internet when he would come on radio (wsjs/ am radio) every morning , it was the pioneer days of getting information behind the science of weather. Ill always be a fan of his. Learned alot listening to him throughout the years and appreciate his passion, although it gets/cast him in an unfavorable light sometimes. These young whipersnappers on here dont realize how good they got it. I can remember the weather channel coming out and thinking how awesome, you can actually see a current local radar every 10 minutes, 24/7. Before that, you best be in front of the tv at 6pm or 11pm during the 70s.
 
If you ever hope to score on a clipper NC/SC east of the mtns, we need it to round the base of the trough north GA and come ne. The mtns arent as high and it has a little punch left. In the smoky mtns alone sw NC there ar like 15 to 19 peaks right at 5800,6000 feet. Why the upstate has to fight warm bubbles so much, live in a massive shadow.
 
NCSNOW said:
Gotcha lol. Back before the internet when he would come on radio (wsjs/ am radio) every morning , it was the pioneer days of getting information behind the science of weather. Ill always be a fan of his. Learned alot listening to him throughout the years and appreciate his passion, although it gets/cast him in an unfavorable light sometimes. These young whipersnappers on here dont realize how good they got it. I can remember the weather channel coming out and thinking how awesome, you can actually see a current local radar every 10 minutes, 24/7. Before that, you best be in front of the tv at 6pm or 11pm during the 70s.
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When I was a teenager I would set my clock 7:30 every morning to hear him on 600 WSJS @ 7:35! So I've been following him well over 35 years. Will continue to follow him as long as he is forecasting and I'm a living!!! lol
 
I know I said I would stay away from models for a few days since I’m burned but I had to look, and I like what I see, watch the base of that trough around AR/OK/KS, were entering a time of the year were it’s easier to squeeze in winter storms with quick changing patterns (wavelengths are shorter) @Webberweather53 has mentioned this a bunch in the past 6180009F-4917-4AA7-8033-E388198C4D84.pngE62E5C1A-A8F7-46D2-A61E-D3B083544166.png
 
Nam is getting closer to that time frame
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Nam is 2/3 this year and the 3rd wasn’t a total loss just a bit overdone


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