Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Haven't seen a snow mean like that so far south in a hot minute.
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Pattern February 2024
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Haven't seen a snow mean like that so far south in a hot minute.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
12z euro trend looks more like the GEPS (trend-wise) with a slower/more amped (& poleward) Canadian ridge and the clipper digging in more south of the Great Lakes.
griteater
Member
Euro is way south. Probably squashes everything but we’ll see
griteater
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Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
Member
Right where we want that at this lead
One thing the KMA did was phase a piece of the low into the southern upper low. Lots of time...Euro isn't showing that like you pointed out.
But lots of time and not a bad spot to be in 8 days out.
Bu
griteater
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griteater
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
978mb surface low off Charleston. Imagine if you found a way to connect w/ this one.
Without a doubt...slow the southern low down some...or speed up the nothern low.
You could see here trying to dig back sw.
How many times have we needed a low in se Canada, 50/50, to hang on and eventually it lifts out to quick
ENC getting mauled at 204 
Reminds me of this one grandma/grandpa storm that had a piece of northern stream dumped into the southern wave and it unloaded in NC, can’t remember when that one happened though, it was a mega winter storm, I think it happened in March of something I’m not sure
Stormsfury
Member
This season, strong, deep low pressure systems haven't been much of a problem coming to fruition. Wouldn't be in the least surprised to see this trend of deep low pressure systems during this season.
Tarheelwx
Member
Slush storm
Holy smokes this is close to something massive.
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
Member
969 just off the OBX. Mercy.