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Wintry Feb. 19-20

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Well for starters this feature would probably raise qpf a bit, also it's a known rule that globals underdo qpf on the NW portion of the storm.

I keep mentioning the gulf storm but we managed to pull a dusting of snow out of a system that came close to whiffing even the coast in the modelling before that. We are in a much more favorable position, will someone be screwed by the transfer? Probably, but we're looking at a probably warning level storm even without the massively high qpf amounts.

I'm just appreciative that we in Charlotte have gone from a sleet-to-ZR fest to possibly a couple inches of snow.

Gotcha, yeah the frontogenesis may be under modeled. It's possible the NAM could find some good forcing and help us out, good point. I'll disagree though that we're looking at a warning event right now, which is 4 inches I believe. Not seeing how that happens, especially if this drying trend doesn't stop.

Pulled a dusting out of the gulf storm, yep. But I'm not sure I'd use that as a reason to get substantial qpf to the NW.
 
Not really, the trend has not slowed down at all, what’s stopping it? Richmond was the jackpot yesterday now they are eating cirrus almost and that’s a day ago! Another day of trends like this and it’s down to new Bern and hatteras
You can look at the 500 mb charts and still the SER ridge lurking.
 
You can look at the 500 mb charts and still the SER ridge lurking.
True, it’s always there but it’s weak , it was there too during that jan storm, just all the way down in the Caribbean. Cold air is dense , it’ll keep pushing it down
 
I think something much folks didn’t notice is that while yes slightly less QPF, notice the orientation /axis of snow bent back a little bit, likely due the that embedded southern wave consolidating a bit and slightly more tilted, this is why I like the cold trend we’ve had because something simple like this can turn this up several notches if it continues IMG_5785.gif
 
Don’t think the dry slot is done trending usually it’s very expansive along the Lee and across state lines into VA. Gonna be a big storm down east. Are we traveling to Raleigh?
 
I think something much folks didn’t notice is that while yes slightly less QPF, notice the orientation /axis of snow bent back a little bit, likely due the that embedded southern wave consolidating a bit and slightly more tilted, this is why I like the cold trend we’ve had because something simple like this can turn this up several notches if it continues View attachment 169763

SW -> NE = Better influx correct sir … good call


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Well I guess it would take a miracle for this to come back to giving the western side of VA a good snow. We went from a foot to 8 to 4 to 2 now lol
 
Remarkable what has happened part 48 hours…this is 60 hours from start now

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VA NC special. That's the classic RDU footprint there. If we could dial in this phase just a tad more and pull the surface low back west at the last minute resulting in an enhanced deformation band....
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Remarkable what has happened part 48 hours…this is 60 hours from start now

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4-5 days out, Euro AI is the new king. Global Euro/EPS has been dethroned. That's an amazing crap job for the global euro. We should have known though considering the record blocking and 50/50 low. Sorry, I'm in suppression depression. Losing a snow storm to coastal areas twice in a month is hard.
 
We are down to 1 inch in the western piedmont. Will that increase or be flurries? I still think the storms comes NW some. Any thoughts? Thanks again to all for this forum.
 
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