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Pattern Flaming Feb 2021

Wow, the GFS is really going bonkers and it is only 7 days out. That's at least better than yesterday's storm when it showed a huge storm here 10 days out before it disappeared the next day. Maybe this one has legs. Not getting my Hope's up, though.
 
Interesting trends(including my area)in the models today ,especially the gfs ...next Thursday and friday ....
 
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Is there any chance this system trends further south towards the FL panhandle/NE Florida coast as we get closer? Do you think this could lead a decent storm even down on the I-20 corridor areas if it takes such a track?
 
Faco Thomas said:
Is there any chance this system trends further south towards the FL panhandle/NE Florida coast as we get closer? Do you think this could lead a decent storm even down on the I-20 corridor areas if it takes such a track?
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I believe the surface temps are to marginal for this event down there, but who knows anymore with how modeling is.
 
Faco Thomas said:
Is there any chance this system trends further south towards the FL panhandle/NE Florida coast as we get closer? Do you think this could lead a decent storm even down on the I-20 corridor areas if it takes such a track?
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No i believe it will not. I honestly don't even see virginia getting snow out of this.
 
Faco Thomas said:
Is there any chance this system trends further south towards the FL panhandle/NE Florida coast as we get closer? Do you think this could lead a decent storm even down on the I-20 corridor areas if it takes such a track?
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Doubtful. The sand in the hourglass is about to run out on snow chances in the SC midlands. Not impossible, but very slim chances
 
The Snow weenies are sound asleep tonight. After a season of carpert burns from having the rug pulled out from underneath,who can blame them. This time tommorow night we enter,cross the 120hr mark. The demarcation line, where the rubber meets the road. Models still have this storm,then the chase is officially on.
 
As much as I’d love one last shot at a good snow storm east of the mountains, we have clearly done something to piss God off. Mother Nature dangles these opportunities in front of us. Trend to colder in the short range only to stop right at the 32/33 mark and we end up with rain so cold it makes the water the titanic was in look like a hot tub. I’ve been a wait until at least 48-72 hours to discredit the storm but now, unless I look outside and see the snow actually falling, Idc anymore. Bring on upper 60’s and severe weather.
 
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Granted I did get 3.5” with the snow storm that hit a couple weeks ago but it was gone before I even had lunch the next day. For SC I live a few miles from the border and you really can’t get much better unless you’re actually in the mountains of SC and even I’ve gotten 32 degree rain 3 times this year and 3 snows with one being the 3.5” that melted in 10 minutes, one was maybe 1/2 inch, and one just looked nice falling from the sky for an hour or 2. While it looks feasible for this opportunity to be an okay chance, I fully expect this to end up somewhere in hell and we all end up with one more 32 degree rain lmao.
 
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