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Pattern Failbruary Thread

First of many late winter & spring time wedges. We max on these Feb,March, April, May the most it seems. Helps keep severe in check a lot of times around here fortunately

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We were bn for precip in jan for CLT yet it wax the snowiest jan in a while,

Though perhaps somewhat counterintuitive, I’ve found very little to no correlation between monthly total precipitation and monthly wintry precipitation in my ATL analyses. A good number of dry yet wintry months like you’re pointing out that are interspersed in the ATL records with wet ones is the reason. However, there is a good correlation between colder monthly temperature and monthly wintry precipitation, which of course is intuitive.
 
12Z GFS says look out weekend after the upcoming one:

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Close call for the SE coast but highly likely this is overdone there even though mid Feb is a peak time for that kind of thing:

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Spring is around the corner in the SE per the 12Z GFS!

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Actually, ensemble means have been suggesting one of the coldest airmasses of the season to date plunging into the SE near midmonth.
 
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Just really unfortunate that’s it’s being wasted with no precipitation. Maybe something will pop up but it looks cold and dry

The only wasted dry cold is dry cold for which one doesn’t go outside to enjoy. ?

Speaking of cold, here’s a fantasy map near the end of the 12Z GFS with a 1060+ mb high and -40s in NW Canada!

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