ATLwxfan
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Pattern Flaming Feb 2021
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I hope that ends up being the case as I prefer it BN all the time or at least near normal! But they've been pretty consistently AN for that period for several runs with some SER influence. And unlike how it has been all winter, we don't have the help of a strong -AO .Even if it is warm then, there's most of March to follow.
Regardless, we've been most fortunate this winter with very little warmth as you implied! And I know you're very cold up there in HOTlanta right now!
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Knife's edge continental-scale forecast in the extended w/ a giant vortex just sitting there in NW Canada. Tropical forcing + NINA climo seem to favor SE US ridge but these damn pesky troughs near Atlantic Canada keep trying to give us cold rain CADs.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
We're walking a very fine line between early spring and pants bursting cold/snow
packfan98
Moderator
I mean, I think we would be good with either option. Just don't give us more cold (or freezing) rain. Personally, I'm ready for sunshine and 60's. We need to dry out desperately.
NCSNOW
Member
When did Tornado EF3 hit Brunswick County
Here’s what’s gonna happen because I say so, book it 
ATLwxfan
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The storm system tomorrow Is literally the cruelest track possible
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NCSNOW
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3 people were killed and 10 more injured after a tornado struck coastal North Carolina
By Alisha Ebrahimji, Joe Sutton, Hollie Silverman20h
Homes were heavily damaged near Sunset Beach, North Carolina, after the overnight storm. Chris Seward/AP
At least three people were killed and 10 more were injured after a tornado ripped through Brunswick County, North Carolina, late Monday, officials said.
The National Weather Service in Wilmington confirmed Tuesday the tornado “has been rated as a high-end EF3 on the Enhanced Fujita damage scale with winds estimated at 160 mph.”
By Alisha Ebrahimji, Joe Sutton, Hollie Silverman20h
At least three people were killed and 10 more were injured after a tornado ripped through Brunswick County, North Carolina, late Monday, officials said.
The National Weather Service in Wilmington confirmed Tuesday the tornado “has been rated as a high-end EF3 on the Enhanced Fujita damage scale with winds estimated at 160 mph.”
whatalife
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Make it stop!
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No way. NW TREND!!Make it stop!
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Make it stop!
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LOL! This model may be more cold biased than the model it will be replacing. Has a major storm for a huge portion of the Carolinas. No other model shows anything close to this at all. and actually has above average temperatures for the SE around this period.
Looks like it has support from like 1 eps member. Game onMake it stop!
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Remember when the EPS was highs in the 30s and lows in the teens
Until we want it and it's ded
Man I've accepted this is over. I don't think we can get the blocking to have a mega March. Maybe we see some half assed effort and coolish pattern but my snow is done for 2021
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Jessy89
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Maybe some areas eek out a 1-3 inch event. We could squeeze something between a cool down and a warm up. Or some upper level low. I want winter to last until it ends on the calendar
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Roswellian
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Wow one of three states in the lower 48 with no snow. Sucks so bad
Iceagewhereartthou
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You can't tell me if that actually happened (even though we know it won't) and the Carolina's got a snow like that you wouldn't be in hog heaven! ☃Make it stop!
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I surmise his "make it stop" quote was merely sarcasm as he's likely tired of being teased by fantasy snowstorms.
I’ve just got a gut feeling that the western 2/3rd of NC and northern SC get something the last week of February or first week of March. We’re honestly kinda due to get something significant late in the season.
Jessy89
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I wouldn’t at all be surprised by that. The overall pattern could be warm. Doesn’t mean you can’t squeeze something into a brief cold snap in between a warm pattern.
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Absolutely... March 2009 is a great example of that. Highs were in the 70s five days before that storm. We had the upper low snowstorm followed by a couple very cold days, then 3 days later we were back in the 70s to near 80.
ATLwxfan
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So does the mid Atlantic. Seeing that gives me solace.
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whatalife
Moderator
We have a winner! Actually, I am ready for solid golf weather and the ability to do a lot of gardening.
ATLwxfan
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Snow advances South to Mexico and Gulf Coast
As of today, the NOAA's snow coverage analysis shows that approximately 73% of the lower 48 in the U.S. is now covered in snow—that is the most coverage ever observed since data like this began being kept in 2003.
www.wsbradio.com
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I would be sooooo pissed if there was another @metwannabe special 
GFS says,
I want another hit..
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carolinachaos
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It’s come to the point I do not believe these models anymore until we are within 48 hrs and then I’m wary of what they are showing. Just go back to the days when you turned on the tv in the morning and the weather for that day is the weather you knew about. No 10 and 15 day predictions.
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Yesterday's happy hour parallel GFS delivered the goods.
See what happens when we actually put a PV lobe in the right place? Notice it's right over Montreal & northern New England instead of north-central Ontario & Quebec like it has been the past week or so. If you want a good snowstorm in NC late this month, need to see a nice s/w cut right through the center of the Great Lakes w/ a trailing wave over the southern plains &/or southern MS valley.
See what happens when we actually put a PV lobe in the right place? Notice it's right over Montreal & northern New England instead of north-central Ontario & Quebec like it has been the past week or so. If you want a good snowstorm in NC late this month, need to see a nice s/w cut right through the center of the Great Lakes w/ a trailing wave over the southern plains &/or southern MS valley.