Well too far north on one, too far south in the next. Got to split the middle next time right?Yeah I’m not falling for it this time. It will either be non existent, too far north, or a new wrinkle in the mix too far south.
Well too far north on one, too far south in the next. Got to split the middle next time right?Yeah I’m not falling for it this time. It will either be non existent, too far north, or a new wrinkle in the mix too far south.
You can shave 2 to 3 degrees off of that...this is a legit threat. Let's rest up boys!please. The GSP-CLT crowd needs this… the desperation is higher then ever View attachment 166902
Yeah agreed I honestly don’t think I can do another one only to fail again.im to tired to follow this one. im also sick of being in bullseye
Sleepless nights start again.
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You’ll have 10 months to rest when this is overim to tired to follow this one. im also sick of being in bullseye
Yea, there's some real potential with this threat. Just need the cut off to come out at the right time.
Needs more blue... tired of pink and orange. If NO and FL can get the blue so can we.... dang it.That's 4 runs in a row with a CAD storm. Plus it's got some EPS support. Also the EPS/CMC/GEFS 5h means all look conducive to something like this with how they set up around day 7/8.
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Was the Feb 14 a CAD/Miller B storm Fro?GEFS is trending rather quickly to a look favorable at H5 for a CAD/miller B winter storm View attachment 166909
This is why I really haven’t been worried so far in Blacksburg. We are guaranteed a solid snow CAD setup every other winter. We didn’t get one last year so this should track.GEFS is trending rather quickly to a look favorable at H5 for a CAD/miller B winter storm View attachment 166909
Not Fro, but I believe it was a hybrid A/B. It definitely has a very strong CAD that went as far south as southern GA and as far west as into central AL at one point. The initial low moved along the Gulf Coast to about Panama City before coming inland and then reforming on the other side of the CAD off the GA coast.Was the Feb 14 a CAD/Miller B storm Fro?
Is this cutting up inland or the coast, or just out to sea west to eastYikes. Also that dry hole just north of ATL
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I have been missed to the north and south in central Alabama this year. This one misses me north, south, east, and west at the same time. 100% chance this verifies.Looks good. Just pretend this is all snow.
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euro is trending favorably at H5 as well View attachment 166915
GEFS is trending rather quickly to a look favorable at H5 for a CAD/miller B winter storm View attachment 166909
I would take snow or sleet, but not the ice. ZR at 30-32 is one thing but having it at 25-27 would be another.We want more snow not the unfun freezing rain and sleet lol. Be interesting to see what and if anything happens on Feb. 1st
Needs more blue... tired of pink and orange. If NO and FL can get the blue so can we.... dang it.
This is not a warm look for the eastern US. I'm not sure we're going to have a sustained warm-up this year. We'll see.
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It will happen just like the storm a couple of weeks ago.Yikes. Also that dry hole just north of ATL
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Fully expect that to happen again. Those waves get stuck. Not surprising without a strong STJ.It’s felt like the last few winter storms have been the same story, but big TPV parked over SE Canada. Felt like towards veri it digs more into the EC and the wave in the SW gets held back further. But we’ll see View attachment 166920
It’s felt like the last few winter storms have been the same story, but big TPV parked over SE Canada. Felt like towards veri it digs more into the EC and the wave in the SW gets held back further. But we’ll see View attachment 166920
Yea some of our bigger Cold air damming winter storms have happened during retrogression, problem is do we kick the wave out the SW and do we time the EC trough moving out to allow a cold high to slide and settle. Not much blocking either so timing could be a issueIt probably gets stuck like the last 2. But imagine if it didn’t, with the CAD the gfs had. Man, it would be historic.
That’s cool. Push it back west another 250 miles to send a ridge up the west coast and we can get snow in Florida againIt’s felt like the last few winter storms have been the same story, but big TPV parked over SE Canada. Felt like towards veri it digs more into the EC and the wave in the SW gets held back further. But we’ll see View attachment 166920