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Pattern February 2024
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rburrel2
Member
There's still a shred of hope for something.
CMC gets this going with some northern stream interaction. Not entirely off the table at this point, however unlikely.
CMC gets this going with some northern stream interaction. Not entirely off the table at this point, however unlikely.
CMC pinched off a cutoff, that’s new. GFS also went to that flavor 
despite what the pity party would like you to believe, we're not far off from at least a marginal event. i think i'll tone it down some though, i think people are probably tired of the "wahh we are so close" genre of posts. horses and hand grenades, etc
We back i guess.
I'm with you on both ends. That didn't sound right. It's close, it's been close, we're always close, it's time to put up or shut up though haha.
CobraMedic
Member
It looks like there is still a chance for N. Alabama.
We going to trend to an anafront & the Mid South going to score again. hahahaha
CMC ens the best looking model right now. Just like it’s OP many members cutoff from main flow with confluence to the NE 
CNCsnwfan1210
Member
Hopefully we get some truthful trends in the coming days. GEFS did have more of a anafrontal look to it with a few flakes on the backend.
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The way that TPV has refused to follow the models east you would think there was a strong WAR that’s effecting things, but that hasn’t been an issue this year. One of the things that’s a bit aggravating is that you can see we will still be prone to a lot of CAD, so we can probably keep looking forward to some 45 degree rains until April
Yep. Definitely some differences between the 2 ens. CMCE with a slightly slower southern wave, better tilt of the northern stream that dives in, and a more dominant feature around the NE that’s not overbearingly squashing anything
GEFS is straight up frontal, dominant feature (TPV near the lakes, southern wave doesn’t hold back and gets squashed). Hopefully we can speed up the TPV/slow down the southern wave and play with the northern stream some perhaps cut something off. some of those CMC members are hard to unsee, about 20% of them produce decent-big snow for NC with a ULL/coastal low, but it’s not many members that do it
It's definitely interesting but it looks like basically 3-4 members skewed the mean. If the EPS were to trend this way it would peak my interest a tad.
Ens 17 would be Raleigh’s biggest snow in years… that’s crazy lol
Tsappfrog20
Member
I mean ?
Gonna find out here shortly if the euro goes that direction imo that’s my only hope is pinching something off
Euro making similar adjustments but that digging energy this run most likely won’t get anything done, not as impressive as the Canadian 
