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Misc Fall - End of 2019 Whamby

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Honestly i want to get excited about this upcoming possible storm on 1/5 but time and time again these models can be deceiving as usual for my taking...
1 if it verifys its a very quick mover
2 not a whole lot of moisture to work with yet when it rains there is tons of moisture to work with
3 we looking at a possible very cold dry airmass that any moisture will try to squeeze its way through...(I could be wrong about this guys)
Im not the smartest when it comes to models or any of this stuff like you guys but reality to me is cold and dry or warm and lots of moisture dont shoot me guys just my opinion
 
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This little quick moving moisture continues to look a little impressive. Hoping it taps the gulf


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Right where we want it 6 days out!

-- signed, Northern Mid-Atlantic Crew
 
Ilovesnow28 said:
Honestly i want to get excited about this upcoming possible storm on 1/5 but time and time again these models can be deceiving as usual for my taking...
1 if it verifys its a very quick mover
2 not a whole lot of moisture to work with yet when it rains there is tons of moisture to work with
3 we looking at a possible very cold dry airmass that any moisture will try to squeeze its way through...(I could be wrong about this guys)
Im not the smartest when it comes to models or any of this stuff like you guys but reality to me is cold and dry or warm and lots of moisture dont shoot me guys just my opinion
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Norman Vincent Peale you are not. :D;)
 
I have been trolling for some time and thoroughly enjoy your discussions on this site. Speaking for those in the Upstate of SC and Charlotte Metro area, historically(last ~40 years or so with few exceptions) we don’t want to see measurable snow in December. This generally spells the end of Winter for our area. Our greatest chance to see measurable snowfall in Jan&Feb is after enduring a torch December. I love snow so much I spent 5 grueling years getting a degree in Meteorology. But when I see a measurable snow in December I pull out the golf clubs. The southeast IMO is the most difficult region to accurately predict winter weather in the US, and it can be extremely frustrating. Keep doing a good job, keep your fingers crossed, and trust history. We will have measurable snow and several opportunities to track in the next two months. Cheers!
 
Ilovesnow28 said:
Honestly i want to get excited about this upcoming possible storm on 1/5 but time and time again these models can be deceiving as usual for my taking...
1 if it verifys its a very quick mover
2 not a whole lot of moisture to work with yet when it rains there is tons of moisture to work with
3 we looking at a possible very cold dry airmass that any moisture will try to squeeze its way through...(I could be wrong about this guys)
Im not the smartest when it comes to models or any of this stuff like you guys but reality to me is cold and dry or warm and lots of moisture dont shoot me guys just my opinion
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GFS showing more moisture coming through around the 7th - 8th when the Euro is showing extreme cold. Maybe the 5th is just the beginning?
 
I like the idea of taking elements from one model and another model and putting them together. Maybe we could add in some historical elements too. Maybe we could combine the energy of the 93 superstorm, with the track of the 2000 storm with the cold of the 1980 storm with the speed of hurricane Sandy. Dude! :D
 
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I like the idea of taking elements from one model and another model and putting them together. Maybe we could add in some historical elements too. Maybe we could combine the energy of the 93 superstorm, with the track of the 2000 storm with the cold of the 1980 storm with the speed of hurricane Sandy. Dude! :D
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crawford76 said:
I have been trolling for some time and thoroughly enjoy your discussions on this site. Speaking for those in the Upstate of SC and Charlotte Metro area, historically(last ~40 years or so with few exceptions) we don’t want to see measurable snow in December. This generally spells the end of Winter for our area. Our greatest chance to see measurable snowfall in Jan&Feb is after enduring a torch December. I love snow so much I spent 5 grueling years getting a degree in Meteorology. But when I see a measurable snow in December I pull out the golf clubs. The southeast IMO is the most difficult region to accurately predict winter weather in the US, and it can be extremely frustrating. Keep doing a good job, keep your fingers crossed, and trust history. We will have measurable snow and several opportunities to track in the next two months. Cheers!
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I don’t think you mean “trolling” the way it is typically used here and has negative connotations. Instead, I think you mean “lurking”, which is not a negative thing, of course. Welcome!
 
GaWx said:
I don’t think you mean “trolling” the way it is typically used here and has negative connotations. Instead, I think you mean “lurking”, which is not a negative thing, of course. Welcome!
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Haha. My fiancé keeps telling me I need to get with the times. I enthusiastically observe and enjoy these discussions. Thanks!
 
Ilovesnow28 said:
If all of the South can get a foot or more from Texas through the deep South and up the Carolinas I'll be excited and will not speak of anything negative again for the next 10 years and be satisfied
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Wait, only 10 years? That's all we get for a foot of snow through the heart of Dixie? Yeah, I guess that sounds about right.
 
If I can see snow before the winter season come to and end in the next 12 weeks or so my stress level will definitely come down quick
 
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