Icon dug another vort behind the main cold vortex. Damn. Some GFS runs have tried that but to slow
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Pattern February 2024
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carolinachaos
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Bready86
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This was the GFS…it had it snowing 500 miles NW of where it verified from 6 days out.
Now if the GFS snows on us in a few we will chalk this up to a bad day.
Man that’s pretty for the NC crowd
I think I may have gotten some flakes too from that one. Hart County GA. Thats what I was wondering. Going down snow memory lane. Thanks
CNCsnwfan1210
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iGRXY
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GFS looking better so far. Ridge axis is better and further west
Oh yeah this is better 
wow
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0z GFS definitely trending the northern jet back west so far
In all seriousness, the ICON is a good example of why we shouldn't write off this storm. I liked what @ILMRoss was saying earlier about our margin of error being high and that we're not threading a needle with this system. There's a reason that the ensembles have not lost the storm entirely.
The synoptic setup is favorable and would only require a small change in the positioning of the SE Canada low. As I said last night, it's inevitable models are going to change in some way. There's a 50/50 chance they will trend better tonight/tomorrow. Hopefully, the ICON was a good indicator and at least keeps us on the offensive.
The synoptic setup is favorable and would only require a small change in the positioning of the SE Canada low. As I said last night, it's inevitable models are going to change in some way. There's a 50/50 chance they will trend better tonight/tomorrow. Hopefully, the ICON was a good indicator and at least keeps us on the offensive.
Really the GFS and ICON look very similar through 100 with the placement of everything.
CMC ?
iGRXY
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Ohhhhh yesssuhhhh
iGRXY
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GFS maybe about to deliver the goods