ForsythSnow
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Basically instead of the whole SSW, it looks more like a SSC, so a sudden stratospheric cooling, which would mean the AO would spike positive and high.Are you sure?
Basically instead of the whole SSW, it looks more like a SSC, so a sudden stratospheric cooling, which would mean the AO would spike positive and high.Are you sure?
NoAre you sure?
Not much talk about this system on the wintry side, but this model and others are really increasing the chance for snow showers in the deep south. Worth watching and I'll take anything at this point.
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Some of the GEFS members have been hinting at freezing rain by mid month and the subtropical jet looks to remain active as well. If that colder air pushes south and east and meets with that subtropical jet - we could have a catastrophic ice event.
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This needs to be watched the GFS over the last few runs keeps ramping up precip and bringing the rain/snow line farther south. And with rates that heavy it’s no wonder it keeps going farther south. Those are some heavy rates. I will also mention this is the warmest time of day so if it would speed up then temps would be lower at the start and if it slowed down temps would be falling. I still think it’s interesting how many areas have snow (per this map) even during the warmest time of day.
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Yeah, I don't think there's going to be any solid chances of snowfall anytime soon, not with the SER holding it's position. Ice events can last way longer in the south than snow events.If we can’t have snow I’ll take a 2-3 inch freezing rain event.
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Yeah, I don't think there's going to be any solid chances of snowfall anytime soon, not with the SER holding it's position. Ice events can last way longer in the south than snow events.
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yea look at how the heaviest band of snow setup right over me!!! ?