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Pattern Fab-February 2020 The dark age

Looks like it’s even trying to throw more severe weather our way next Thursday. Could be something to watch.

Yep, was about to say something about that, not the best look but it’s something to watch 6A4F970D-5251-4F93-B582-DAC9713120AD.png3171D3B0-3A45-446C-A5A3-18AAC2005FAF.pngthose 850 winds tho.... DEE7E00A-2EF0-4CDC-AD05-9F3481966838.png
 
Gfs shows a solid setup for flooding, 850mb moisture transport from the SW ? Check
MUcape/elevated CAPE to help increase rates ? Check
Increased PWATS ? Check
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Also worth noting that the SER is coming back for that system next week, and the look at H5 is becoming more favorable for severe weather again, a bit similar to this one we just had
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GFS hr 216. Rain and 33 west of Raleigh. Coastal storm. No precip foothills/mtns where it could snow. Close.
 
CMC colder and throws more moisture west. Widespread sleet and ZR for central NC and west. Storm blows up out to sea. Weekend storm.
 
I don't know what will become of this--probably nothing--but for sure this is probably the best look we've seen all year at this range:
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Man if I lived in tenn and NC I’d be following the late week system next week . Get the southern stream to slow by like 12 hours to allow more northern stream and that’s a sizable winter storm


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The quintessential "thread-the-needle" scenario. Maybe, just maybe, we can get one threaded before it's too late.
 
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