rburrel2
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We're getting nuked on that run, IMO.
It's not like we are torching before it arrives. 850-925s would be below freezing when saturation occurs, not factoring in the cold press that's pushing in.
Higher border elevations ???Yeah it’s late arriving cold. Even with the flat icon, you can see it’s not really pumping heights out front, it’s just late to the party. Higher border elevations would do fine. We would not.
End up cutting west of the apps or along the spine of itYou wouldn't want that to amp up anymore. That is a nice strong high but it's way off to the NW.
Setting up for mid south classic there. See what Happens next few framesGFS definitely looking better.View attachment 168320
Northern wave coming in much faster this run. Hopefully won’t give it room to cut.GFS definitely looking better.View attachment 168320
Stronger coldf press out in frontGFS definitely looking better.View attachment 168320
All depends if and were phases atNorthern wave coming in much faster this run. Hopefully won’t give it room to cut.
gonna give you a new name tag: Kissofdeath!If that storm entering the West coast leads to a cutter for us. Something ain't right. lol
I have a hard time believing that'll happen.
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Se ridge in play hinder things further east. For nowOur potential storm wave gets hung back in the Southwest and interacts with the next PV lobe dropping down... not good for us, though could lead to a strong wedge event.
We need the storm wave to come out behind the first PV lobe that delivers our cold, like the Icon shows.
Funny how they all evolve and end up in that same spot as we start tracking and getting closer. Wash Rinse Repeat
That’s after it drops a major CAD winter event.
You surprised? LolCold air supply just says ight imma head out as soon as moisture comes in.
It is allergic to snow in charlotte
I hope there is a SE trend so most of NC gets a legit storm.That’s after it drops a major CAD winter event.
Agree. It will be a heavy west Mashed Potatoe style Flakes dumpage for some lucky ones. We to late in year for powder below 3000 feet. My biggest snow was a 17.5 on Feb 28th. #2 was a 15 on March 7thish. I could use another 15+ incher to make up for the 0,0,2 over the past 2 and half winters. Time for a snapback on the rubber band.I strongly approve of what the Canadian just didand fits my initial thoughts on a rain snow setup with climo locations in WNC highly favored
Ice storm highly unlikely no matter how many times fantasy runs want to show it