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to whom?What if we get a huge snowstorm to end the winter? Talk about a epic trolljob
to whom?What if we get a huge snowstorm to end the winter? Talk about a epic trolljob
What if we get a huge snowstorm to end the winter? Talk about a epic trolljob
The way things look lately, I would not be surprised to see someone get a big sleet/ice storm. I know they are a little less common this late into Winter, but in the deep south, all bets are off. Northern areas of the SE still have a snowy chance.
Looks a bit closer to a possible phase , barring a squash this run. ULL low is kaput and opened up / wave. So could be a Northern solution this run.
Likely sucks for us.
With cold press looking a hair south.Yep. Looks a little north...
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With cold press looking a hair south.
Looks like a robust piece is being left behind and more defined in a half phase (or squash) situation. Who knows where this run goes now. Good luck everyone.
honest to God - I woke up on July 4, 1978 and it was snowing - 48º but it was snowing - lake effect - so anything is possible - but probable - ??????? got my doubtsPretty much, unless we're talking about a ULL or some convective snow showers, which can happen in March.
I saw it snow at 51 once.honest to God - I woke up on July 4, 1978 and it was snowing - 48º but it was snowing - lake effect - so anything is possible - but probable - ??????? got my doubts
I saw it snow at 51 once.
I saw it snow **** onceI saw it snow at 51 once.
Thought the run would be a bit better, looks like we'll have to watch the light moisture ride the 850mb 0c line throughout the event and enjoy our cool rain. What a winter!
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Jon - when you're down - it's hell ... LOLThought the run would be a bit better, looks like we'll have to watch the light moisture ride the 850mb 0c line throughout the event and enjoy our cool rain. What a winter!
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Yeah man. Outside the mountains, 2m were horrible. Even they didnt do too well.