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Pattern February 2024
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CNCsnwfan1210
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Yeah that'll work
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70’s near Savannah and snowing in northern SC ?
rburrel2
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GFS/ICON/Euro/CMC all look really similar honestly. Seems like we may get the complete undercutting scenario with some form of a 50/50 low, details tbd.
The CMC also has some snow
CMC looked much better at H5, finally throws NC a bone 
Round 2 ? 
Funny how the GEFS extended had nearly the same footprint in close to the same time frame
Still clearly knows the sc border
griteater
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I don’t know of a 500mb evolution for a storm quite like this in the history books. Southern stream wave running perpendicular into a low anomaly / back door cold front that is dropping due south out of E Canada…and meeting up over the southeast
Feb 2004
I-40 connection is back
rburrel2
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Yea, it's one of those weird things where I don't remember an even remotely similar threat/look that didn't pan out. Really a wild setup and I don't personally have any history to go on for how I think it may evolve on modeling. Just have to cross our fingers and hope.
February 2004 went right under a Canadian omega block, along with a -NAO 
rburrel2
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Probably the most elusive fairy dust part of this set up is getting southwest wave to actually transverse underneath the ridge and stay in tact enough generate precip. I know omega blocks aren't that un-common but for one to situate so far south with heights that low underneath it seems really anomalous.
griteater
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Some similarities, but some differences too. Central Canadian ridge that is amplifying with 50/50 low dropping due south and running head on into the southern wave is the main difference.